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Item Information
Catalog Record
Iodine : a novel
Kimmel, Haven, 1965-
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Free Press, |
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2008. |
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vii, 223 p. ; |
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9781416572848 |
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1 copy available at Wellsville - David A. Howe Public Library.
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Iodine : a novel
Kimmel, Haven, 1965-
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Leader
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am8a c
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key
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ocn180756233
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Data source
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OCoLC
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Fixed field data
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071205s2008 nyu 000 1 eng
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LCCN
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2007049565
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ISBN
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9781416572848 : $24.00
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ISBN
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1416572848
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Local system #
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(Sirsi) i9781416572848
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Cataloging Source
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DLC DLC BTCTA BAKER YDXCP OCLCG UPZ DOV WIQ
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LC Call Number
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PS3611.I46 I55 2008
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Dewey Decimal Classification Number
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813/.6 22
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Personal Author
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Kimmel, Haven, 1965-
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Title
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Iodine : a novel / by Haven Kimmel.
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Publication info
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New York : Free Press, 2008.
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Projected pub date
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0807
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Physical description
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vii, 223 p. ; 24 cm.
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Summary
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From her earliest years, Trace turned away from her abusive mother toward her loving father. Within the twisty logic of abuse, her desperate love for him took on a romantic cast that persists to this day, though she's had no contact with her family since she ran away from home years ago. Alone but for her beloved dog, she's eked out an impoverished but functional existence, living in an abandoned house, putting herself through college, and astonishing her teachers with her genius and erudition. What they don't know is that she leads a double life: thanks to forged documents, at school she is Ianthe Covington, a young woman with no past. Trace's singular life is upended when she and her literature professor fall in love. She tells him nothing about her life, and as it becomes apparent that he has his own dark secrets, she's forced to face herself and her past. After recovering a horrific, long-suppressed memory, Trace finally copes with the fallout from her brutal, bizarre childhood.--From publisher description.
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Subject term
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Adult child abuse victims--Fiction.
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Subject term
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Psychic trauma--Fiction.
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Genre index term
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Psychological fiction.
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Genre index term
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Domestic fiction.
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Held by
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ELMIRA CORNING WELLSVILLE
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