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Kinflicks

By: Lisa Alther
Narrated by: Jo Beth Williams
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Returning home to Hullsport, Tennessee, to visit her dying mother, Ginny Babcock reviews the Kinflicks of her life--the home movies her mother used to make--from adolescence to middle-aged limbo, in an effort to discover herself.©1976 Lisa Alther (P)2009 Audio Holdings, LLC Contemporary Fiction Genre Fiction Fiction

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Critic reviews

"An ambitious, funny, lucid and unfailingly honest novel....No other writer has yet synthesised [the coming of age in the 60's] as well as Ms. Alther has." ( The New Yorker)
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