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Songs Without Words.(Brief article)(Book review)

Publication: The New Yorker

Publication Date: 08-OCT-07

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Packer's second novel examines the bonds of female friendship and how the connections formed by a childhood tragedy develop with age. Liz, married to a Bay Area technology executive and the mother of two teen-agers, is preoccupied with yoga and creating a pleasurable environment for her children. Sarabeth, who...

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