June thinks of herself as lucky. She’s married to an attractive man, a chef at one of the more upscale restaurants in her small town. Every day she goes to work at the cafeteria at the elementary school, where she enjoys and understands the kids. She comes home to eat a meal her loving husband [...]
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Alison Clement’s Twenty Questions
Posted in Book Reviews, Death and Dying, families, tagged children, crime, Oregon, schools, small town, violence on April 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
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