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From the author of When We Were Strangers comes a uniquely American story—a tale of deep, shifting ties between a determined daughter and her gifted, wounded mother in the early 1900s, framed by bitter union strikes, the thrill of vaudeville and a young woman's struggle to find her place
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A heartfelt story of family and resilience in America.
Who is this book for?
Swimming In The Moon offers a captivating glimpse into the complexities of mother-daughter relationships set against a vivid early 1900s backdrop. If you enjoy stories that blend personal growth with rich historical context, this book will draw you into its deeper themes of perseverance and identity. Fans of layered family dramas with a distinctly American flavor might find this a compelling read.
