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A Parchment of Leaves (Ballantine - Paperback, by House Silas - Acceptable
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Item specifics
- Condition
- Type
- Paperback
- ISBN
- 9780345464972
About this product
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Random House Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0345464974
ISBN-13
9780345464972
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2475034
Product Key Features
Book Title
Parchment of Leaves
Number of Pages
304 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Sagas, Literary, Historical
Publication Year
2003
Genre
Fiction
Book Series
Ballantine Reader's Circle Ser.
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
10.3 Oz
Item Length
8.2 in
Item Width
5.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2003-093361
Dewey Edition
23
TitleLeading
A
Reviews
"A beautiful, heartbreaking novel, so vividly imagined and told that it stays with you, powerfully, long after you've read it. . . . Silas House writes as if the whole history of his place and people resides within his heart." -BRAD WATSON National Book Award Finalist Winner of the Award for Special Achievement from the Fellowship of Southern Writers "A SEAMLESS WORK OF FICTION, entrancing in the manner of a vivid dream . . . The novel is steeped in details of place-the sounds, smells, and quality of light in House's native Kentucky." - Newsday "An eloquent and moving novel of the Appalachian South from one of her most promising new writers." -SHARYN MCCRUMB Author of The Songcatcher "Breathtaking for both its beauty and its pain . . . A superb combination of wonder and suffering." - Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "One of the truest and most exciting new voices in American fiction." -ROBERT MORGAN Author of Gap Creek, "A beautiful, heartbreaking novel, so vividly imagined and told that it stays with you, powerfully, long after you've read it. . . . Silas House writes as if the whole history of his place and people resides within his heart." -BRAD WATSON National Book Award Finalist Winner of the Award for Special Achievement from the Fellowship of Southern Writers "A SEAMLESS WORK OF FICTION, entrancing in the manner of a vivid dream . . . The novel is steeped in details of place-the sounds, smells, and quality of light in House's native Kentucky." -Newsday "An eloquent and moving novel of the Appalachian South from one of her most promising new writers." -SHARYN MCCRUMB Author ofThe Songcatcher "Breathtaking for both its beauty and its pain . . . A superb combination of wonder and suffering." -Kirkus Reviews(starred review) "One of the truest and most exciting new voices in American fiction." -ROBERT MORGAN Author ofGap Creek, "A beautiful, heartbreaking novel, so vividly imagined and told that it stays with you, powerfully, long after you've read it. . . . Silas House writes as if the whole history of his place and people resides within his heart." -BRAD WATSON National Book Award Finalist Winner of the Award for Special Achievement from the Fellowship of Southern Writers "A SEAMLESS WORK OF FICTION, entrancing in the manner of a vivid dream . . . The novel is steeped in details of place-the sounds, smells, and quality of light in House's native Kentucky." -Newsday "An eloquent and moving novel of the Appalachian South from one of her most promising new writers." -SHARYN MCCRUMB Author of The Songcatcher "Breathtaking for both its beauty and its pain . . . A superb combination of wonder and suffering." -Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "One of the truest and most exciting new voices in American fiction." -ROBERT MORGAN Author of Gap Creek
Dewey Decimal
813/.6
Synopsis
It is the early 1900s in rural Kentucky, and young Saul Sullivan is heading up to Redbud Camp to look for work. He is wary but unafraid of the Cherokee girl there whose beauty is said to cause the death of all men who see her. But the minute Saul lays eyes on Vine, he knows she is meant to be his wife. Vine's mother disapproves of the mixed marriage; Saul's mother, Esme, has always been ill at ease around the Cherokee people. But once Vine walks into God's Creek, Saul's mother and brother Aaron take to her immediately. It quickly becomes clear to Vine, though, that Aaron is obsessed with her. And when Saul leaves God's Creek for a year to work in another county, the wife he leaves behind will never be the same again. The violence that lies ahead for Vine, will not only test her spirit, but also her ability to forgive--both others and herself. . . .
LC Classification Number
PS3558.O8659P37
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