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Lily Owens is growing up in South Carolina in the mid-1960s, raised by her cruel father but cared for by Rosaleen, her African-American nanny. When Rosaleen tries to vote and is beaten for her trouble, she and Lily head for the town of Tiburon, a place with ties to Lily`s dead mother, where they live with a local beekeeper, and where Lily learns valuable truths about her mother and herself. The story is supplemented by a great deal of information about bees, which is fascinating in itself.
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when my duaghter took the book to school, she opened it up to find the first 30 pages were not there.
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Sawtooth from MA, May 30, 2007
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This is a very quick and easy read. It is a good "chick book". It kept me interested from the first page and I could hardly put it down. It is set in the South and the 60's so there is racial issues as well as a young girl yearning for the truth about her deceased mother.
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vonzi from ny, Apr 15, 2007
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A wonderful, entertaining story on how love and forgiveness can change a persons life. Well written.
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Anonymous from Tampa, FL, Feb 1, 1900
I received this as a gift from one of my students. I like to read, so I started it and I was more than pleasantly surprised. It was hard to put down once I started it!
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