The Sound of Breaking Glass
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Author:WARNER Kirsten
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ISBN:9780994137876
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Publication Date:September 2018
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Edition:1
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Pages:297
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Binding:Paperback
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Publisher:Makaro Press
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The Sound of Breaking Glass
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Author:WARNER Kirsten
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ISBN:9780994137876
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Publication Date:September 2018
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Edition:1
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Pages:297
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Binding:Paperback
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Publisher:Makaro Press
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Christel is at shattering point. She's got two small children, her job in reality television is super high stress, she's an activist with Women Against Surplus Plastic and now she's being stalked. To top it off her protest milk bottle sculpture appears to have come to life like the golem of Jewish folklore and is reviving characters from a past she can hardly bear to confront.
Christel is Second Generation -- her father was a Holocaust survivor and a refugee to New Zealand after the war -- and she cannot focus on the problems in front of her without dealing with an inheritance that is both murky and unresolvable. And how to live with the secrets she begins to uncover
Set in Auckland in the 1990s, The Sound of Breaking Glass is that rare thing -- a book that crackles with end-of-millennium urban life while vibrating with a history that's impossible to forget.
Featured in the 28 August 2018 New Zealand newsletter.
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Christel is at shattering point. She's got two small children, her job in reality television is super high stress, she's an activist with Women Against Surplus Plastic and now she's being stalked. To top it off her protest milk bottle sculpture appears to have come to life like the golem of Jewish folklore and is reviving characters from a past she can hardly bear to confront.
Christel is Second Generation -- her father was a Holocaust survivor and a refugee to New Zealand after the war -- and she cannot focus on the problems in front of her without dealing with an inheritance that is both murky and unresolvable. And how to live with the secrets she begins to uncover
Set in Auckland in the 1990s, The Sound of Breaking Glass is that rare thing -- a book that crackles with end-of-millennium urban life while vibrating with a history that's impossible to forget.Featured in the 28 August 2018 New Zealand newsletter.
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Author: WARNER KirstenISBN: 9780994137876Publication Date: September 2018Edition: 1Pages: 297Binding: PaperbackPublisher: Makaro PressCountry of Publication:
Christel is at shattering point. She's got two small children, her job in reality television is super high stress, she's an activist with Women Against Surplus Plastic and now she's being stalked. To top it off her protest milk bottle sculpture appears to have come to life like the golem of Jewish folklore and is reviving characters from a past she can hardly bear to confront.
Christel is Second Generation -- her father was a Holocaust survivor and a refugee to New Zealand after the war -- and she cannot focus on the problems in front of her without dealing with an inheritance that is both murky and unresolvable. And how to live with the secrets she begins to uncover
Set in Auckland in the 1990s, The Sound of Breaking Glass is that rare thing -- a book that crackles with end-of-millennium urban life while vibrating with a history that's impossible to forget.Featured in the 28 August 2018 New Zealand newsletter.
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Author: WARNER KirstenISBN: 9780994137876Publication Date: September 2018Edition: 1Pages: 297Binding: PaperbackPublisher: Makaro PressCountry of Publication:
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