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The Carousel
The Carousel
Author: Belva Plain
It couldn't happen to a family like the Greys. Surely, Dan and Sally's troubled five-year-old daughter could not have been molested as the doctor claimed. She was too well guarded for anything like that to happen. But she was destroying their home and their lives. — Meanwhile, the family business was tottering, threatened by dissent from withi...  more »
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ISBN: 245622
Publication Date: 1995
Edition: Abridged
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Publisher: Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio
Book Type: Audio Cassette
Other Versions: Paperback, Hardcover
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mysteryfan avatar reviewed The Carousel on + 43 more book reviews
Very good book. The end was shocking. I read it so fast because I could not put it down.
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One of Belva Plain's better books a definite must read
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Life among the rich--- "In The Carousel the author, examining a conspiracy of silence among them all, has created a novel that is suspenseful, heartbreaking, disturbing, and extraordinary.
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The family dynasty is threatened by outside forces and a child obsessed with an heirlom silver carousel. The five-yr. old is deeply troubled and her parents must find the answer.
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Belva Plain is an interesting writer with characters who surprise you by their actions. Various family tensions run the stories. Adultry, good marriages and business and family problems all play a part.
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Betrayal, abuse, love, revenge, family; and it all comes out fairly well in the end.
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fun read!


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