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With beauty, power, and remarkable wit, Mary-Ann Tirone Smith interweaves a bittersweet portrait of growing up among the working stiffs of 1950s Hartford, Connecticut, with the chilling progress of a serial pedophile who threatens to shatter her small town's innocence. In Girls of Tender Age... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Tyler: Mary-Ann's autistic brother
- Irene: Mary-Ann's friend from school
- Bob Malm: Add a description of this character.
- Pidgie
- Jackie
- Magdalena
- Mickey
- Miss Bowie
- Mary-ann
- Auntie Margaret
- Gail
- Paul
- Kathy Delaney
- Egan
- Freddie Ravenel
- Susan
- Robert Malm
- Chief Godfrey
- Pippi
- Guido
- John Donahue
- Bill
- Mr. Friedman
- John Belch
- Mr. Fisette
- Cosgrove
- Lukey Welch
- Marietta
- Ribicoff
- Mancini
- Coranna
- Williams
- Conroy
- Dr. Macdonald
- Mr. Boyle
- Loretta Young
- Coolidge
- Jane
- Fox
First Sentence edit
HERE IS HOW my father describes our socioeconomic level: Working Stiffs.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Mary-Ann Tirone Smith (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Free Press; NY
Country: USA
Publication Date: 2005
ISBN: 9780743279772
Page Count: 285
Publisher: Free Press; NY
Country: USA
Publication Date: 2005
ISBN: 9780743279772
Page Count: 285
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: PS3569.M537736 Z465 2006
- Dewey: 813.54 B
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