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The Thin Place by Kathryn Davis

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Also by Kathryn Davis:

Aurelia, Aurélia, March 2022
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The Silk Road, August 2021
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The Thin Place, January 2005
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The Thin Place
Kathryn Davis

The prize-winning author of Versailles tells the story of a small New England village unsettled by a young girl's unearthly gift.

Little, Brown
January 2005
288 pages
ISBN: 0316735043
Hardcover
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Contemporary

n Varennes, a town near the Canadian border, three girls come across the body of a dead man on the local lake's beach. Two of them run to get help, but twelve-year-old Mees Kipp stays with the body and somehow, inexplicably, brings it back to life. Her mysterious gift is at the center of this haunting and transcendent novel. THE THIN PLACE is the story of these girls, their town, and the worldly and otherworldly forces that come into play there over one summer. Writing at the peak of her powers, Kathryn Davis draws on commonplace forms-police blotters, garden almanacs, Sunday sermons, horoscopes, and diaries-to convey the rich rhythms of life in Varennes. From the ladies in the old-folks' home to trappers, lawyers, teachers, ministers, drug addicts-even the dogs and cats, beavers and bears-she peoples this novel with astonishingly vivid beings. The extraordinary comes to visit an ordinary town.

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