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Told from the viewpoint of a strong-minded young Jewish woman, On Her Way Home, the third novel in Harriet Rochlin's acclaimed Desert Dwellers Trilogy, is good-hearted, action-packed, and full of the rugged frontier spirit of Arizona in the 1880s.
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Characters/People edit
- Frieda: Add a description of this character.
- Jed Pearson
- Don Bennie
- Follett
- Ida Levie
- Mr. Hale
- Charlie Bernfeld
- Mrs. Isaacs
- Bennie Goldson
- Jim Diller
- Hyman
- Prescott
- Mrs. Diller
- Mr. Tepper
- Wheeler
- Mr. Kahane
- Cesar
- Penelope
- Mama
- Juanita
- Graham
- Sandfield
- David
- Richard
- Evington
- Bobby
- Briggs
- Polander
- Becky
- Kelly
- Stetson
- Evaline
- Papa
- Yetta
- Morrie
- Ramon
- Lizzie
First Sentence edit
FRIEDA EASED her pregnant body out of the large, carved walnut bed in the family quarters of their hotel and tiptoed to the wash basin on the bureau.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Harriet Rochlin (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813.54
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