The sound of life and everything

In 1950s California, grieving Mildred Clausen tries to have her son, who was killed in World War II, cloned but instead, a Japanese man emerges and her niece, Ella Mae, befriends him, in spite of the town's intense prejudice and her aunt's conviction that he is her son's killer.

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Main Author: Van Dolzer, Krista
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : G. P. Putnam's Sons, an imprint of Penguin Group (USA), [2015]
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Summary:In 1950s California, grieving Mildred Clausen tries to have her son, who was killed in World War II, cloned but instead, a Japanese man emerges and her niece, Ella Mae, befriends him, in spite of the town's intense prejudice and her aunt's conviction that he is her son's killer.
Physical Description:266 pages ; 22 cm
ISBN:9780399167751
0399167757
Author Notes:Krista Van Dolzer (motherwrite.blogspot.com) is a stay-at-home mom by day and a children's author by naptime. She holds degrees in Mathematics Education and Economics from Brigham Young University. She enjoys watching college football and researching her ancestors. This is her first book. Krista lives with her husband and three kids in Mesquite, Nevada. Follow her on Twitter: @kristavandolzer