Description:
From its opening pages, Anita Shreve's Sea Glass surrounds
the reader in the rich feeling of the New Hampshire coast in winter.
Evoking the life of the coastal community at the beginning of the Great
Depression, Sea Glass shifts through the multiple points of view
of six principal characters. It's a story of braided lives that bounces
easily (even inevitably) from character to character. We learn how these
lives come together following the stock market crash of 1929 and about
the struggles of mill workers on the starkly beautiful New Hampshire
coast during the following year.
Our panel:
Robin Holabird
Jackie Shelton
Kelli Nicolato
Nancy Pearl
Links
for this book:
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Book Reporter
Also
by this author:
Strange
Fits of Passion: A Novel;
Harvest Books;
November
11, 1999
Resistance;
Little Brown & Co (Pap); January 1997
The Pilot's Wife
: A Novel;
Back Bay Books; March 31, 1999
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