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The Collected Novels, Volume Two
The Missing Person, The Magician's Girl, and The Book of Knowledge
Doris GrumbachSeries: Collected Novels of Doris Grumbach4
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The Missing Person: Legendary movie star Franny Fuller captured the imaginations of audiences, men, and her biographer, Mary Maguire. But what does the glamour hide? This is the story of how a girl from Utica, New York, transformed into a Hollywood sensation-and the secret she had to keep if she wanted to hold onto her fairytale life . . .
The Magician's Girl: Minna Grant, Maud Noon, and Liz Becker met as roommates at Barnard College. After graduation, each woman pursues her own dreams, living out her own passions, tragedies, and destiny-all while maintaining their enduring friendship across decades. Grumbach tells a courageous and nuanced tale of female friendship, coming of age, and an ever-changing New York.
The Book of Knowledge: In the summer of 1929, four children forge a bond that will change their lives. Caleb and Kate Flowers live an isolated existence until Lionel Schwartz and Roslyn Hellman arrive in Far Rockaway. Over the years, their friendship brings profound realizations and undeniable passions for all four in this truthful and tragic tale of self-discovery.
The Magician's Girl: Minna Grant, Maud Noon, and Liz Becker met as roommates at Barnard College. After graduation, each woman pursues her own dreams, living out her own passions, tragedies, and destiny-all while maintaining their enduring friendship across decades. Grumbach tells a courageous and nuanced tale of female friendship, coming of age, and an ever-changing New York.
The Book of Knowledge: In the summer of 1929, four children forge a bond that will change their lives. Caleb and Kate Flowers live an isolated existence until Lionel Schwartz and Roslyn Hellman arrive in Far Rockaway. Over the years, their friendship brings profound realizations and undeniable passions for all four in this truthful and tragic tale of self-discovery.
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Reviews
"Well-crafted."
Library Journal
"Immaculate in prose and tone: one of Grumbach's best."
Kirkus Reviews, starred review
"An honest portrayal of self-realization sacrificed to social conventions. . . the book has a visceral impact."
Publishers Weekly
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- SeriesCollected Novels of Doris Grumbach #2