St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves

256 pages

English language

Published Nov. 7, 2008 by Penguin Random House.

ISBN:
978-0-09-950732-1
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OCLC Number:
227273908

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1) "My sister and I are staying in Grandpa Sawtooth's old house until our father, Chief Bigtree, gets back from the Mainland. It's our first summer alone in the swamp. 'You girls will be fine,' the Chief slurred. 'Feed the gators, don't talk to strangers. Lock the door at night.' The Chief must have forgotten that it's a screen door at Grandpa's---there is no key, no lock. The old house is a rust-checkered yellow bungalow at the edge of the wild bird estuary. It has a single, airless room; three crude, palmetto windows, with mosquito-blackened sills; a tin roof that hums with the memory of rain. I love it here. Whenever the wind gusts in off the river, the sky rains leaves and feathers."

2) "It seems to me that nobody's asking the hard questions here. For example, what if ghost-Olivia doesn't have eyes anymore? Or a nose? What if …

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Subjects

  • Fiction, fantasy, short stories
  • Florida, fiction