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Losing Eddie

Deborah Joy Corey captures the voice of rural poverty and the voice of a single, struggling family in southeastern Canada. The voice belongs to an innocent nine-year-old girl, who, throughout this startling novel, remains a nameless, silent outsider in a family whose troubles don't leave much energy for paying attention to someone who isn't in desperate need. "Deborah Joy Corey makes a stunning debut with her first novel." -Maclean's

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 238 pages

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