2001 Nominated
The Honey Thief
ABOUT
THE BOOK
Critics across the country hailed Elizabeth Graver’s first novel, Unravelling, as “exceptional” (The New York Times Book Review), a ” pleasure” (The New Yorker), and “exquisitely poignant and sensual” (The Boston Globe). Now, Graver turns her talents to a contemporary novel about a woman and child who find that they cannot move ahead with the future until they can look clearly at the past. The summer that eleven-year-old Eva is picked up on her fourth shoplifting charge, her mother, Miriam, decide that the only solution is to move from Manhattan to a quiet town in upstate New York. There, she tells Eva, they can have a “normal” life.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Country
USA
Publisher
Hyperion Publications,
Women’s Press
Nominating Library