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Another excellent book by Belva Plain. Since reading this one and After the fire, I now keep my eye out for all of her books and buy them whenever possible. Belva Plain is a really good writer and she really makes the characters come alive on the pages. By the time you are done with the book, you feel you really know the characters in the book as if they were your neighbors.
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A very touching, emotional, and well-written story. Besides being a wonderful story "Daybreak" sheds alot of light on how prejudices are learned, not inherited.
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Great read
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Nervy and deep~
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When the Crawford family learns that their dying son is not their son they must deal with his death and the shock of having a son they have never met.. the two families have to either embrace or be destroyed by the shattering truth.
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This is a book you will remember. It runs the gammet of emotions.
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Good book
i have always enjoyed Belva Plain books ever since "Evergreen". Ms Plain writes about family and relationships, choices and results of those choices down thru generations. This book was right in keeping with her other novels.
I really like this book. A great story of two families and their emotional ups and downs. Dealing with illness, predudice and all emotions inbetween.
A couple's dying son is not their child. They face death and the shock of having a son they have never met. The other parents have their life shattered by the news.
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Belva Plain brings out so much emotion from all her characters. I will read her again.
Very Good Book! The first that I have read of Belva Plain's. I will definately look for more books by this author.
Story of a marriage gone bad.
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A heart breaking story.
Margaret & Arthur Crawfield find out that thier beloved dying son is not thier child. Now they must face the Peter's death and the shock of having a son they have never met. Grieving, yet compelled, they begin a search that will tear two families apart.
This is another one I've not read...but my cousin said it's fantastic.
A selection of the Literary Guild & the Doubleday Book club
Another wonderful book that can't be put down from Belva Plain!