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Published Jul 2005
352 pages
Genre: Literary Fiction
Publication Information
Anita and Bunny have been friends since high school, when Anita was
a beauty queen runner-up and Bunny a sweet single mother of no more
than average prettiness. Fifteen years later, facing a future that
seems increasingly difficult, the friends turn to one another and
find reserves of love and strength that help heal the wounds they
inadvertently inflict upon each other.
'[A] wise, moving novel' - PW
'This is a fine and touching novel, despite just a couple of
brief, overly tidy scenes in the final pages.' - Booklist
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Delaney Andrews
Diane Hammond is the author of critically acclaimed novels including Going to Bend and Homesick Creek. A Bend resident, she is the recipient of an Oregon Arts Commission literary fellowship and served as a spokesperson for the Free Willy Keiko Foundation and the Oregon Coast Aquarium.
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