The Origami Nun Read By Lori Olding
| Title | : | The Origami Nun |
| Author | : | Lori Olding |
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Seven year old Ruth can t speak, but that doesn t mean she can t think She knows her birthday is going to be good as her beloved great aunt has exciting plans for her What she doesn t expect is a magical paper nun, an encounter with a bully who may not be what she seems or a school day to remember Because, before her special day is over, Ruth is in for some very big sur Seven year old Ruth can t speak, but that doesn t mean she can t think She knows her birthday is going to be good as her beloved great aunt has exciting plans for her What she doesn t expect is a magical paper nun, an encounter with a bully who may not be what she seems or a school day to remember Because, before her special day is over, Ruth is in for some very big surprises
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Seven year old Ruth can t speak, but that doesn t mean she can t think She knows her birthday is going to be good as her beloved great aunt has exciti
Lori Olding
Hustvedt was born in Northfield, Minnesota Her father Lloyd Hustvedt was a professor of Scandinavian literature, and her mother Ester Vegan emigrated from Norway at the age of thirty She holds a B.A in history from St Olaf College and a Ph.D in English from Columbia University her thesis on Charles Dickens was entitled Figures of Dust A Reading of Our Mutual Friend.Hustvedt has mainly made Hustvedt was born in Northfield, Minnesota Her father Lloyd Hustvedt was a professor of Scandinavian literature, and her mother Ester Vegan emigrated from Norway at the age of thirty She holds a B.A in history from St Olaf College and a Ph.D in English from Columbia University her thesis on Charles Dickens was entitled Figures of Dust A Reading of Our Mutual Friend.Hustvedt has mainly made her name as a novelist, but she has also produced a book of poetry, and has had short stories and essays on various subjects published in among others The Art of the Essay, 1999, The Best American Short Stories 1990 and 1991, The Paris Review, Yale Review, and Modern Painters.Like her husband Paul Auster, Hustvedt employs a use of repetitive themes or symbols throughout her work Most notably the use of certain types of voyeurism, often linking objects of the dead to characters who are relative strangers to the deceased characters most notable in various facits in her novels The Blindfold and The Enchantment of Lily Dahl and the exploration of identity She has also written essays on art history and theory see Essay collections and painting and painters often appear in her fiction, most notably, perhaps, in her novel, What I Loved.She lives in Brooklyn, New York, with her husband, writer Paul Auster, and their daughter, singer and actress Sophie Auster 
Kathleen Long is the author of sixteen novels in the genres of women s fiction, contemporary romance, and romantic suspense Kathleen has won a RIO Award and is a two time winner of the Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence Her additional honors include nominations for National Readers Choice, RITA, HOLT Medallion, Booksellers Best, and Book Buyers Best awards, as well as appearances on the USA Toda Kathleen Long is the author of sixteen novels in the genres of women s fiction, contemporary romance, and romantic suspense Kathleen has won a RIO Award and is a two time winner of the Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence Her additional honors include nominations for National Readers Choice, RITA, HOLT Medallion, Booksellers Best, and Book Buyers Best awards, as well as appearances on the USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestseller lists A native of Wilmington, Delaware, she now divides her time between suburban Philadelphia and the New Jersey shore When Kathleen is not plotting her next book or teaching creative writing, she spends her time bribing her tween to pick up her clothes, begging the dog to heel, and experimenting with photography 
