An edition of Annabelle and the sandhog (2013)

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An edition of Annabelle and the sandhog (2013)

Annabelle and the sandhog

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Explores the complexities of family relationships through three generations of O'Malley men. Patriarch John O'Malley leaves home at sixteen and becomes a sandhog --the dangerous occupation of blasting into bedrock to lay bridge and skyscraper foundations. His son Mike still feels resentment toward John for the constant relocations of his youth. And Mike's son Tim deals with the loss of a child. A simple tape recorder provides the catalyst to healing. Throughout, Ray Paul reveals what it was like to live and work in America in the early 1900s. --From page 4 of cover.

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Ray Paul
Language
English
Pages
188

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Annabelle and the sandhog
2013, Ray Paul
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Edition Notes

Ray Paul has used the pseudonym R.L. Paul in his previous book, Cabbage Requiem, 2004.

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Dewey Decimal Class
813/.54

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Pagination
[8], 188 pages
Number of pages
188

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL39201235M
Internet Archive
annabellesandhog0000paul
ISBN 10
1492866571
ISBN 13
9781492866572
OCLC/WorldCat
898374942

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