An intelligent, naive, and lonely girl in Brooklyn grows up in the late 1930's, coping with first love, communist ideology, and changing ideas of her self-perception.
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Sheila Schwartz is well known in the fields of education and adolescent literature as teacher, author, consultant, and reviewer. She has taught at a number of universities both here and abroad and is now Professor of English Education at the State University College in New Paltz, New York. Dr. Schwartz was born and grew up in New York City and now lives in New Paltz. Her first novel, Like Mother, Like Me, has been adapted for television for a CBS movie starring Kristy McNichol.
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