Once Upon a Day

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Allen & Unwin, 2006 - Brothers and sisters - 342 pages
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From the internationally acclaimed, bestselling author of Shout Down the Moon and The Song Reader, a wise, humorous, and deeply compassionate story about the risks and rewards of loving when a single day can change our lives.

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User Review  - nancynova - LibraryThing

rabck from aberpeter; the first 3/4 was a page turner. 19 years ago a famous filmmaker disappeared with his two kids and raises them in a desolate location in New Mexico. Mom was never able to find ... Read full review

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User Review  - FlanneryAC - LibraryThing

I got really into this book and read it one sitting. The story moves along pretty well and it WOULD'VE been a good one for book club because there are parts in it that would annoy each person ... Read full review

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About the author (2006)

Lisa Tucker's novels include The Song Reader, Shout Down the Moon, Once Upon a Day, The Cure for Modern Life, The Promised World, and The Winters in Bloom. Her books have been published in twelve countries and selected for People magazine Critic's Choice, Amazon Book of the Year, the American Library Association Popular Paperbacks, and the Book Sense list. Tucker graduated from the University of Pennsylvania. She received graduate degrees in English and mathematics and was awarded fellowships in both fields. She taught creative writing at the University of Pennsylvania, the Taos Writers' Conference and UCLA.

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