Name: No. 3 The Pink House
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SKU: 9781964782027
Price: 28.00 USD
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No. 3 The Pink House

by Nelia Gardner White

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Seven-year-old Norah knows nothing but tenderness and security. But when her ailing mother "goes on a trip" never to return, she suddenly finds herself at the Grange and at the mercy of her new family. There's icy Aunt Rose, totally checked out Uncle John, and three mean-spirited cousins who nickname her "Toad." But there's also (her not quite literally) Aunt Poll, who gives Norah the tough love and assurance she needs to thrive, and cousin Paul, so different from the others. Norah's quiet observations begin to untangle the dysfunction and silence that ensnare the inhabitants of the Grange, but she must decide if her growing feelings for Paul demand that the truth be told—or if some secrets are better left buried.

As our cover promises, there is a cheerfully pink house. But it belies an interior full of mystery, deceit, pain, and love. Which just goes to prove that you can judge a book by its cover—but maybe not a house.

ISBN: 978-1-964782-02-7

LCCN: 2025930554

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