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Hardcover:
9780062393609 | Harperteen, June 14, 2016, cover price $17.99
Product Description: Poignant, raw, and insightful, Jennifer Gilmoreâs third novel is an unforgettable story of love, family, and motherhood. With a âvoice [that is] at turns wise and barbed with sharp humorâ (Vanity Fair), Gilmore lays bare the story of one coupleâs ardent desire for a child and their emotional journey through adoption...read more
Hardcover:
9781451697254 | Scribner, April 9, 2013, cover price $26.00 | About this edition: A taut, emotionally gripping novel about one coupleâs passionate desire for a child and their heartrending journey through adoptionâfrom a critically acclaimed writer whose âvoice is at turns wise and barbed with sharp humorâ (Vanity Fair).
Paperback:
9781451697865 | Scribner, February 1, 2018, cover price $16.00 | About this edition: Poignant, raw, and insightful, Jennifer Gilmoreâs third novel is an unforgettable story of love, family, and motherhood.
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9781611738513 | Large print edition (Center Point Pub, August 1, 2013), cover price $35.95 | About this edition: Jesse and Ramon are a loving couple, but after years spent unsuccessfully trying to get pregnant, they turn to adoption, relieved to think that once they navigate the bureaucratic path to parenthood they will have a happy ending.
In Washington, D.C., life inside the Goldstein home is as tumultuous as the swiftly changing times. In 1979, the Cold War is waning and the age of protest has come and gone, leaving a once radical family to face a new set of challenges. Something Red is a masterly novel that unfurls with suspense, humor, and insight. Dennis, whose government job often takes him to Moscow, struggles both to succeed in a career he doesnât quite believe in and to live up to his fatherâs leftist legacy. Sharon, a caterer for the Washington elite, joins a cultlike group in search of the fulfillment she once felt. Happy-go-lucky Benjamin is heading off to college, there to experience an awakening of social conscience, and sixteen-year-old Vanessa finds a cure for alienation in D.C.âs hardcore music scene. As each of them follows separate trajectories of personal protest and compromise along the edge of a new decade, radical traditions long dormant in their family awaken once again, with shocking, far-reaching results. A poignant story of husbands and wives, parents and children, activists and spies,
Hardcover:
9781416571704 | Scribner, March 30, 2010, cover price $25.00 | About this edition: In Washington, D.
Paperback:
9780547549422 | Reprint edition (Houghton Mifflin, March 10, 2011), cover price $19.95
Traces the lives of three Jewish-American families throughout four decades in the twentieth century, in a tale told through the experiences of such characters as gangster-turned-Broadway producer Seymour, salesman and innovator Joseph, and actor Frances Gold. A first novel. Reader's Guide available. Reprint.
Hardcover:
9780786293032 | Large print edition (Thorndike Pr, February 14, 2007), cover price $28.95 | About this edition: Traces the lives of three Jewish-American families through four decades in the twentieth century, told through the experiences of such characters as gangster-turned-Broadway producer Seymour, salesman and innovator Joseph, and actor Frances Gold.
9780743288637 | Scribner, August 15, 2006, cover price $25.00 | About this edition: Spanning the first half of the twentieth century, Golden Country brings to life the intertwining stories of three Jewish immigrants seeking their fortunes--the handsome and ambitious Seymour, a salesman-turned-gangster-turned-Broadway-producer; the gentle and pragmatic Joseph, a door-to-door salesman who is driven to invent a cleanser effective enough to wipe away the shame of his brother's mob connections; and the irresistible Frances Gold, who grows up in Brooklyn, stars in Seymour's first show, and marries the man who invents television.
Paperback:
9780156034371 | Reprint edition (Mariner Books, September 10, 2007), cover price $14.00 | About this edition: Traces the lives of three Jewish-American families throughout four decades in the twentieth century, in a tale told through the experiences of such characters as gangster-turned-Broadway producer Seymour, salesman and innovator Joseph, and actress Frances Gold.
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