Everybody's Daughter

Everybody's Daughter
ISBN-10
0395657466
ISBN-13
9780395657461
Series
Everybody's Daughter
Category
Communal living
Pages
201
Language
English
Published
1993
Author
Marsha Qualey

Description

Unable to decide between two attractive boys, seventeen-year-old Beamer is forced to examine how growing up in a commune in the north woods of Minnesota has shaped her personality.

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