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Daybreak
Daybreak
Author: Joan Baez
This autobiography gives the reader a true, unblemished look at Joan's family, with descriptive narratives on her mother and father, who provided her with an astounding upbringing and education. The roots of her activism began in childhood with lessons she absorbed from them which had a lasting influence on the life she would live. No, there's r...  more »
ISBN: 424031
Publication Date: 1966
Pages: 191
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Publisher: Avon Books
Book Type: Paperback
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Per online review: Collection of reminiscences and thoughts in this 1968 book which reflect the philosophy of a well-known folk singer and political activist. Joan Baez writes of her life as a crystal teardrop. A book full ofcomparisons, with a message to the rest of the world. She said that someone told her it would be risky to write about Jesus, but she wrote about Him anyway. This is her story.
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Loved this book.
Admirers/Fans of Joan Baez will enjoy these first writings of hers.


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