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Beverly-Whittemore, Miranda.
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School principals -- Fiction.
Fathers and daughters -- Fiction.
Indians of North America -- Education -- Fiction.
Oregon -- Fiction.
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Beverly-Whittemore, Miranda.
School principals -- Fiction.
Fathers and daughters -- Fiction.
Indians of North America -- Education -- Fiction.
Oregon -- Fiction.
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Set me free : a novel in five acts / Miranda Beverly-Whittemore.
by
Beverly-Whittemore, Miranda.
Warner Books, c2007.
Call #:
FICTION
BEV
Subjects
School principals --
Fiction
.
Fathers and daughters --
Fiction
.
Indians of North America -- Education --
Fiction
.
Oregon --
Fiction
.
ISBN:
9780446533317
0446533319
Edition:
1st ed.
Description:
354 p. ; 22 cm.
Summary:
"Elliot Barrow is a man of ideals. The founder of Ponderosa Academy, a school for Native Americans, he is a paragon of virtue. But when he is critically injured in a horrific fire, his family, colleagues, and friends begin to unravel the devastating catastrophe at the heart of his life. SET ME FREE is full of those who love Elliot: Amelia, his sixteen-year-old daughter, who has never imagined the violent, tragic truth behind the legacy of her dead mother; Helen, Elliot?s first wife, visiting the academy to direct a production of The Tempest; and Cal, Elliot?s closest friend and bitterest rival. Then there is the matter of Willa Llewelyn, hurtling across the country in a wheezing Volvo. She has never heard of Ponderosa Academy or Elliot Barrow. But she is vital to the great, beguiling mystery haunting Amelia, Helen, and Cal. In its frank depictions of friendship, fatherhood, race, class, love, and devastation, SET ME FREE is moving, incisive, and above all, wise."--Publisher.
Genre:
Psychological
fiction
.
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