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Turnip blues
The tale of a Ukrainian family of immigrants, recounting their joys and sorrows in America and in the old country. The novel is narrated by a woman in her seventies as she and a friend drive to visit a grave. A first novel.
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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85074712
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- "As she drives across Pennsylvania to visit the grave of legendary blues artist Bessie Smith with her friend, 75-year-old mary Kuzo reflects upon her own dysfunctional family, especially her twin sister whose tragic death haunts the family."
- "The tale of a Ukrainian family of immigrants, recounting their joys and sorrows in America and in the old country. The novel is narrated by a woman in her seventies as she and a friend drive to visit a grave. A first novel."@en
- "The tale of a Ukrainian family of immigrants, recounting their joys and sorrows in America and in the old country. The novel is narrated by a woman in her seventies as she and a friend drive to visit a grave. A first novel."
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- "Turnip blues"
- "Turnip blues"@en