Latitudes of Melt
NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only.
Author: Joan Clark
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 386
One chilly dawn in the year 1912 a fisherman finds a mysterious, beautiful infant floating on an ice floe in the North Atlantic. this is her story. the inhabitants of the poor Newfoundland fishing village of Drook believe that Aurora, with her shock of white hair and eyes of different colors, is a changeling. Her very survival shows that her life is charmed. As she grows up, her adoptive family perceives the many ways in which Aurora\'9291s nature deviates from theirs. She marries a lighthouse keeper and has two children, both named after shipwrecks, but it is only after they are grown and married, and she is an old woman, that the mystery of Aurora\'9291s origins - and of her children\'9291s variant temperaments - is solved.
Author: Joan Clark
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 386
One chilly dawn in the year 1912 a fisherman finds a mysterious, beautiful infant floating on an ice floe in the North Atlantic. this is her story. the inhabitants of the poor Newfoundland fishing village of Drook believe that Aurora, with her shock of white hair and eyes of different colors, is a changeling. Her very survival shows that her life is charmed. As she grows up, her adoptive family perceives the many ways in which Aurora\'9291s nature deviates from theirs. She marries a lighthouse keeper and has two children, both named after shipwrecks, but it is only after they are grown and married, and she is an old woman, that the mystery of Aurora\'9291s origins - and of her children\'9291s variant temperaments - is solved.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only.
Author: Joan Clark
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 386
One chilly dawn in the year 1912 a fisherman finds a mysterious, beautiful infant floating on an ice floe in the North Atlantic. this is her story. the inhabitants of the poor Newfoundland fishing village of Drook believe that Aurora, with her shock of white hair and eyes of different colors, is a changeling. Her very survival shows that her life is charmed. As she grows up, her adoptive family perceives the many ways in which Aurora\'9291s nature deviates from theirs. She marries a lighthouse keeper and has two children, both named after shipwrecks, but it is only after they are grown and married, and she is an old woman, that the mystery of Aurora\'9291s origins - and of her children\'9291s variant temperaments - is solved.
Author: Joan Clark
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 386
One chilly dawn in the year 1912 a fisherman finds a mysterious, beautiful infant floating on an ice floe in the North Atlantic. this is her story. the inhabitants of the poor Newfoundland fishing village of Drook believe that Aurora, with her shock of white hair and eyes of different colors, is a changeling. Her very survival shows that her life is charmed. As she grows up, her adoptive family perceives the many ways in which Aurora\'9291s nature deviates from theirs. She marries a lighthouse keeper and has two children, both named after shipwrecks, but it is only after they are grown and married, and she is an old woman, that the mystery of Aurora\'9291s origins - and of her children\'9291s variant temperaments - is solved.
Latitudes of Melt
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