Rose Reason social science

Rose Reason social scienceAuthor Mary Flanagan Publisher Harcourt; First Edition (January 1, 1992) Binding Hardcover Condition Like New with dustjacket Summary "Rose Reason" by Mary Flanagan is a poignant novel that follows Frances Mullen, who adopts the name Rose during her confirmation in hopes of transforming her identity. The story spans several decades, beginning in a Catholic mill town in 1950s Maine and progressing through her bohemian life in 1960s Greenwich Village,

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Author Susan Jeffers

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Publisher Basic Books