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Summary:

When a series of chance events leaves him in possession of an urn with ashes, sixteen-year-old Londoner, Lucas Swain, becomes convinced that its occupant, Violet Park, is communicating with him, initiating a voyage of self-discovery that forces him to finally confront the events surrounding his father's sudden disappearance.

Notes:

14 years and up.

Unabridged.

Originally published in Great Britain in 2007 under the title: Finding Violet Park.

Narrated by John Keating.

Compact disc.

Related Subjects:

Death -- Fiction.

Missing persons -- Fiction.

Fathers -- Fiction.

Single-parent families -- Fiction.

London (England) -- Fiction.

England -- Fiction.

FIC025000 FICTION / Psychological

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Keating, John, 1953-

Finding Violet Park

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