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Light On Snow by Anita Shreve

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Also by Anita Shreve:

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Body Surfing, May 2007
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Strange Fits Of Passion, October 2005
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Eden Close, October 2005
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Where Or When, October 2005
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Light On Snow, September 2005
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A Wedding In December, January 2005
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The Last Time They Met, November 2003
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All He Ever Wanted, January 2003
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Fortune's Rocks, November 2002
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The Pilot's Wife, November 2001
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The Weight Of Water, March 2001
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LIGHT ON SNOW
By: Anita Shreve

Back Bay
September 2005
336 pages
ISBN: 0316010677
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Contemporary

Already taking its place alongside The Pilot's Wife and The Last Time They Met as one of Anita Shreve's most widely popular and bestselling novels, LIGHT ON SNOW recounts the aftermath of a startling discovery: a 12-year-old girl and her widowed father find an abandoned baby in the snow- filled woods near their home. Writing with all the emotional richness that has drawn millions of readers around the world to her fiction, Anita Shreve unfolds in this book a tender and surprising story about love and its consequences.