| Edition |
Center Point Large Print edition. |
| Description |
383 pages (large print) ; 23 cm |
| Physical Medium |
large print (16 point) rdafs |
| Note |
Regular print version previously published by Rootstock Publishing. |
| Summary |
"A lyrical memoir that begins in a quiet Vermont village with memories of Marilyn's parents, who own a popular restaurant and lively night spot that sits next to their home. While her mother disappears into addiction, Marilyn grapples with feelings of abandonment, though she recalls being uplifted by the village, by her dreams, and by the kindness of others. In young adulthood, she lands on a beautiful estate known as Shelburne Farms, where she helps to launch valuable movements for the region: local food and farmers markets, outdoor childhood education, and the stewardship of natural resources. But her work is not without cost to her personal life. She discovers that her interest in protecting the outer world begins to heal her inner self. The two are deeply intertwined. Attic of Dreams examines family dysfunction while humor counters tragedy, and forgiveness counters blame. Trust and love emerge as the journey home to wholeness continues."-- Provided by publisher. |
| Subject |
Neagley, Marilyn Webb, 1946-
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Neagley, Marilyn Webb, 1946- -- Family.
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Shelburne Farms (Shelburne, Vt.)
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Home -- Psychological aspects.
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Children of alcoholics -- Biography.
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Women environmentalists -- Vermont -- Biography.
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Authors -- Biography.
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Country life -- Vermont.
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Large type books.
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Ascutney (Vt.)
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| Genre/Form |
Autobiographies.
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Large print books.
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| ISBN |
9781638089872 (large print) (hardback : alk. paper) |
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1638089876 (large print) (hardback : alk. paper) |
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