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Like I Used To Dance

by Barbara Frances

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First published
2015
Pages
287
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Barbara Frances's book 'Like I Used to Dance' explores issues of rationing of time, money, resources, care, words, and emotions. The idea of rationing is introduced early in the novel, establishing the general mood. The genres of this novel are literature and fiction.

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Barbara Frances

Barbara Frances draws on theatre, teaching, screenwriting, and family history in her fiction. Like I Used To Dance is a Texas family novel set in 1951 and issued by Positive Imaging. Its household centers on Grace and Bud, whose marriage and children are affected by pressures carried quietly across generations.

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First published
2015
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
287
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Read online