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Item Information   Copy / Holding Information     Booklist Review     Library Journal Review     Publisher Weekly Review     More Content       More by this author     Stefaniak, Mary Helen.     Subjects     Russian Americans -- Fiction.     Children of immigrants -- Fiction.     Immigrants -- Fiction.     Siberia (Russia) -- Fiction.     Milwaukee (Wis.) -- Fiction.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Stefaniak, Mary Helen.       by title:      The Turk and my moth...       by call number:      FICTION STE     Search the Web     Stefaniak, Mary Helen.     Russian Americans -- Fiction.     Children of immigrants -- Fiction.     Immigrants -- Fiction.     Siberia (Russia) -- Fiction.     Milwaukee (Wis.) -- Fiction.       MARC Display

The Turk and my mother : a novel / Mary Helen Stefaniak. by Stefaniak, Mary Helen. W.W. Norton, c2004. Call #: FICTION STE Subjects Russian Americans -- Fiction.   Children of immigrants -- Fiction.   Immigrants -- Fiction.   Siberia (Russia) -- Fiction.   Milwaukee (Wis.) -- Fiction. URL856 Table of contents ISBN:  0393059243 (hardcover) Edition:  1st ed. Description:  316 p. ; 22 cm. Summary:  Novel about a Milwaukee immigrant family's secret history. As mysterious, complicated, and improbable as any real family, four generations are brought to vivid life in pages spanning the entire twentieth century, from the outer reaches of Siberia to the heartland of America. Why does prudish Agnes nearly faint during a movie featuring Omar Sharif? Did she, or didn't she, make love with a Turk—or was he Croatian?—back in the Old Country? Why didn't Uncle Marko ever write home after he was taken prisoner in World War I? How did Grandmother come to know the blind Gypsy violinist Istvan, who turns up for a visit? As for the Polish Kaszube girl, Georgie's first love—was she his half-sister? Genre:  Domestic fiction. Holds:  0   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Item type Status Due Date   Central Library Adult Fiction FICTION STE Adult books Checked out Jul 08, 2024 Add Copy to MyList

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