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The anti-romantic child : a story of unexpected joy / Priscilla Gilman. by Gilman, Priscilla. HarperLuxe, c2011. Call #: LP 306.8743 G487a Subjects Gilman, Priscilla.   Motherhood -- Biography.   Mothers -- Biography.   Mothers of children with disabilities -- Biography.   Sensory integration dysfunction in children -- Biography.   Hyperlexia in children -- Biography.   Literature teachers -- Biography. ISBN:  9780061720161 (pbk.) 006172016X (pbk.) Edition:  1st HarperLuxe Large Print ed. Description:  419 p. (large print) ; 23 cm. Summary:  The daughter of literary agent Lynn Nesbit and the late theater drama critic Richard Gilman crafts a literary celebration of the exceptional, unconventional child-- her son, Benjamin-- and the breakup of her marriage, rejection of an academic career, and move to New York City to work in her mother's literary agency. Holds:  0   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Item type Status   Home Delivery - HN Adult Large Print Nonfiction LP 306.8743 G487a Adult books Checked in Add Copy to MyList

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