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Meagan Church
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The Last Carolina Girl
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2023
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The Girls We Sent Away
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6 editions
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The Mad Wife: A Novel
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The Girls We Sent Away:
"It’s the 1960s.
What became of girls who found themselves pregnant and with no support? We meet Lorraine Delford, an only child, a girl who was going to be valedictorian of her senior class, a girl who wanted to be an astronaut, a girl who did not want" Read more of this review » |
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"Lorraine is beautiful and brainy. By the looks of it, she has it all. The perfect family, on her way to being valedictorian in her senior year of high school, dating a man in her parents social circle, physically fit as the local life guard.
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"Meagan’s book takes us to the 1960’s when “good� girls did not get pregnant before marriage. But what happens if you did? And that’s the book title!
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“I guess that's the thing about coming home; it's not the home that's changed, it's the person coming back who has.”
― The Last Carolina Girl
― The Last Carolina Girl
“I pulled my blanket around me, thinking of how my life had been like a quilt—remnants of moments stitched together, some beautiful enough I’d want to be reminded of, others I’d rather discard into the scrap pile.”
― The Last Carolina Girl
― The Last Carolina Girl
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“I knew Daddy has my home, but sometimes I also wanted a porch and stately pillars, a beachfront view, a bedroom with a door and even a staircase if I was dreaming big. And definitely a mama, even if she looked at me like Mrs. Barna did as I confessed to trying to make myself a home, even if she was disappointed in what I'd done.”
― The Last Carolina Girl
― The Last Carolina Girl
“That's the trouble with planting live thing to remember the dead; sometimes what you plant doesn't live as long as you'd like either.”
― The Last Carolina Girl
― The Last Carolina Girl
“After all it's not until something worse comes along that we can look back and realize we had something good all along. If only we hadn't been so foolish as to miss it at the time.”
― The Last Carolina Girl
― The Last Carolina Girl
