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| ARMS AND THE GIRL |
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| The Women's Press, London 1992 |
A
powerfully written book.
Independent on Sunday |
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| Scotland. 1959. Prue and January Cahill – British
army children – are subject to outrageous family betrayal
and violence. Prue survives by clinging to her school books,
but most of all by developing an unlikely friendship with
the rector's daughter, in her loving, middle-class world.
But January is the outcast in her family, its painful scapegoat,
and worse, its utter reject. |
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Arms
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