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What the Family Needed
An extended family that manifests supernatural powers during times of crisis shares three decades of fears, strife, and longing while using their abilities to confront inner demons and come to terms with who they are.
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- http://experiment.worldcat.org/entity/work/data/1126529971#Topic/families_fiction
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- "An extended family that manifests supernatural powers during times of crisis shares three decades of fears, strife, and longing while using their abilities to confront inner demons and come to terms with who they are."@en
- "A family's superpowers bestow not instant salvation but the miracle of accepting who they are."
- "And so begins the tale of one particularly gifted family as it finds itself. Following his acclaimed debut, the author lets each member speak, opening up an intimate wilderness. From a mystified teenager to an over-tired night nurse to a conflicted exile, he captures their secrets over thirty years."
- "Members of an extended family draw upon supernatural powers in times of crisis, and, over three decades, endeavor to come to terms with their fate as their magic is tested against the human traits of love and acceptance."