Politics and Prose
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Cathleen Schine "Fin & Lady"
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July 13, 2013
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Orphaned at age eleven, Fin moves to Greenwich Village to live with his older half-sister, Lady. It's 1964. The world is changing fast, and as the siblings are swept up in the social and cultural revolutions swirling around them, Fin tries to save the impulsive Lady from her own recklessness. Schine, author of The Three Weissmanns of Westport, again shows her flair for storytelling that's both comic and affecting.
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