A deeply personal poetic memoir by Lois Duncan, chronicling her life’s seasons from childhood to grief.
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A deeply personal poetic memoir by Lois Duncan, chronicling her life’s seasons from childhood to grief.
Lois Duncan is known for award-winning suspense novels, such as I Know What You Did Last Summer . Few people know she has led a secret second life as a poet. From early childhood, Lois chronicled events of her life in verse. At ten, she began submitting her poetry to magazines. Since then, Lois has written hundreds of magazine articles and forty-eight books. She is the recipient of the "Margaret A. Edwards Award", presented by the American Library Association for an "outstanding contribution to ...
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Moderate focus on turbulent romances from adolescence, likely fade-to-black.
Brief mention of a child’s murder, not graphically depicted.
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Minor references to childhood fascination with fairies and magic.
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Moderate themes of grief and emotional suffering after a child’s murder.
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