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Title
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Blackbird
House
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Author
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Alice
Hoffman
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Call
Number
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PS3558.O3447
B55 2004
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Location
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2nd
Floor Humanities
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Rating
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Recommended
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Book
Review
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Recommended
as a work of magical realism, Blackbird House is a series of short stories
centered around the occupants of a sprawling Cape Cod farmhouse over the span
of 200 years. Hoffman beautifully captures the tapestry of life with
her vivid prose and paints a poignant picture of loss, longing and
resilience. Her words follow you long after you have left the pages
behind.
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Submitted
By
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Ashley
Bloomfield
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Department
or Major
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Samueli
Holocaust Memorial Library
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Status
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Staff
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Friday, June 26, 2015
Blackbird House
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