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MARC 21

Blue hour
Tag	Description
020	$a9780733636912
082	$aAFA SCH
100	$aSchmidt, Sarah
245	$aBlue hour
260	$aSydney, NSW:$bHachette,$c2022.
300	$a308 pages,$c26cm.
520	$a1936: At nineteen, Kitty was ready to leave behind the stifling control of her parents and all those constantly telling her how to live her life. Work at the Wintonvale Repatriation Hospital was her escape and a chance to be someone else. Then she met soldier George Turner - and she heard her mother's voice in her ear, warning of danger, of being that girl. Kitty told herself if she ever had her own daughter she'd never control her. She'd make sure her voice never left a mark behind. 1973: Growing up, Eleanor's home was strained by sorrow and the echoes of war that silenced her parents. And always her mother, Kitty's, bitterness, twisting and poisoning everything she touched. She thought she knew what made her parents this way ... but Eleanor would never know all her mother's secrets.
650	$aSecond World War (1939-1945)$vFiction.
650	$aVietnam War (1955-1975)$vFiction.
650	$aMother-daughter relationships$vFiction.