Author

Publication

1976 - McGraw-Hill Ryerson, Toronto, Ontario

Language

English

Word Count

44,750 words, Guess

Page Count

179 pages

Identifiers

and 2 more

Classifications

  • DDC813/.5/4
  • LCCPZ4.S55427 Sm3
  • LCCPR9199.3.S514 Sm3

Description

Judith Gill's world is shaped by the actions of those around her. As a biographer, she spends her days analyzing the minutiae of past lives. As a mother, she is perplexed by her children's developing lives. As a wife, she struggles to sympathize with and support a man who sometimes acts like a stranger. Her own life recedes, overshadowed by the urge to observe and understand the people she encounters. Yet, in this lovingly documented year of a woman's life, Judith is revealed to herself; a person with desires, passions, and faults; with instincts that are sometimes right and often wrong. And it is through the very observations she can't help but make that Judith finds her place in the world: as translator and celebrant of life's small - and very important - ceremonies.

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Other Editions

  • Small ceremonies: a novelMcGraw-Hill Ryerson1976-01-01
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