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Where Mary Went
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Where Mary Went
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia

2012
Book > Fiction
Creators
McLean, Lynne Sherry
Description
"Mary Fisher has not had an easy life. Forced into a residential institute after the death of her mother, she and her siblings suffer appalling abuse and neglect. While many around her languish, Mary grows stronger. A precocious child, Mary matures into a resilient woman with a kind heart and quick smile that endears her to everyone she meets and two men in particular: Gmiwan, a sensitive artist whom she will one day marry, and Tom Dunsby, the mayor of Jackson, whose love can never be acknowledged. When Gmiwan goes off to war, Mary struggles to raise her young son alone during the Depression. Spanning three decades, Where Mary Went is part one of an epic two-volume series." -- publisher's website.
Language
English

More Information

ISBN
9781894778961; 1894778960
Statement of Responsibility
Sherry McLean.
Publication Information
Penticton, BC : Theytus Books
Physical Description
287 pages : 23 cm
Notes
First Nations author - Six Nations of the Grand River.
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