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Library Ed. Books on Tape 2006
CS ISBN 1415929270 $81.00 Twelve cassettes
CD ISBN 1415929289 $99.00 Fifteen CDs
DD ISBN $34.96
Meg Mabry, single and 37, has made a life for herself in Austin by flourishing in her career as a scientist and tolerating the insistent presence of her grandmother, who raised her. Until now, she has managed to avoid the semi-celebrity of her ancestors' frontier life in New Mexico, made famous by her grandmother's career as a historian. Narrator Kimberly Farr's consistent voice portrays Meg with sensitivity, starting with her independence. Farr also reveals Meg's hidden insecurities as she reluctantly experiences the famous nineteenth-century journals of her grandmother's mother. With a straightforward femininity, Farr chooses to project barely discernible differences between the characters, and she deftly handles the Mexican and Native American voices. N.E.M. © AudioFile 2006, Portland, Maine [Published: AUG/ SEP 06]
Library Ed. Books on Tape 2006
CS ISBN 1415929270 $81.00 Twelve cassettes
CD ISBN 1415929289 $99.00 Fifteen CDs
DD ISBN $34.96
Library Ed. Books on Tape 2006
CS ISBN 1415929270 $81.00 Twelve cassettes
CD ISBN 1415929289 $99.00 Fifteen CDs
DD ISBN $34.96
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