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When Dana and Hugh Clarke's daughter is unexpectedly born looking African American, they are both forced to explore some uncomfortable truths about themselves. The result is an intriguing story that reveals rarely discussed emotions. Delinsky takes a potentially explosive topic and treats it with sensitivity and honesty. This is a book that will stay with you for a long time.

Our book club enjoyed this book. It has a great topic for discussion.

Wonderfully written. Timely in todays world. A bit tearful in places, but still a very special story. I have read it twice now.

What a great book the story line of unknown family history is very touching and well written.

Not bad! Very good subject choice for the author.
I didn't have a hard time keeping the characters straight, which is something I hate!

Story moves along well, great detailing on the knitting aspect! You really do care about the characters, even though their actions may be frustrating at times.

Correct me if I'm wrong (I tend to read fast, and may miss details) but at the end of the book, when the main character is running around doing things, it's like the author forgot about the baby! where is she? who has her?

Small detail, but over all it is a good story.

Book was very good I finished reading it and gave it to a friend.