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21 result(s) for "Remarriage Fiction."
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FOUR SEASONS OF PATRICK
Over the course of four evocatively described seasons, Patrick must come to grips with his father's intention to remarry, to a woman with a 7-year-old daughter, Claire, he views as a pest-y interloper. Patrick's mother has been dead for a ...
Chevrolet Saturdays / Candy Dawson Boyd
When he enters fifth grade after his mother's remarriage, Joey has trouble adjusting to his new teacher and to his new stepfather.
The Uses of Juvenile Fiction and Self-Help Books With Stepfamilies
This article advocates the use of bibliotherapy as an adjunct to counseling with stepchildren and remarried adults. Information to guide the selection and use of fiction and self‐help books for children and adolescents is provided. Also mentioned are other audiences and uses for the adolescent fiction.
The secrets of blueberries, brothers, Moose & me
\"In order to earn money, twelve-year-old Missy and her older brother Patrick spend the summer working on a blueberry farm, where they learn lessons about life and growing up\"-- Provided by publisher.
THE FIELD OF THE DOGS
Talking dogs and nasty bullies make odd yet compatible bedfellows in Paterson's intriguing and eccentric new novel. Josh, who was forced to move from Virginia to Vermont when his mother remarried, hates the cold, snowy climate and is ill at ...
Black flowers, white lies
Ella Benton's psychic connection with her long-dead father may mean that a series of mysterious, increasingly sinister events are a warning from him, or a sign that she is following him into madness.
IN SHORT; FICTION
FORTUNES. By Vera Cowie. (Dutton, $18.95.) Sure, ''Fortunes'' contains a glutton's share of sex and intrigue among the super rich, of glamour and betrayal in exotic locales, but it's more than mini-series fodder. Vera Cowie, the popular British author, can also write. When Charles Despard, owner of one of the world's most prestigious auction houses, dies, he leaves a will dividing control of his estate between his plain daughter Kate, who had proudly rejected him when he abandoned her mother for a second marriage, and his stepdaughter
Mister and me
In a small Louisiana mill town in 1940, Jolene does not want her Momma to marry the logger who is courting her, but it seems that even her most defiantly bad behavior cannot make him go away.
THIS IS MY DAUGHTER
Another sensitive examination of universal emotions in the hearts of affluent WASPs from Robinson, in a novel that depicts a second marriage imperiled by offspring from the first. When Emma Goodwin and Peter Chatfield fall in love in 1984, both ...