Made In The Usa

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abandoned children
abandonment
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books about brothers and sisters
books about family
books about homelessness
books about orphans
brothers and sisters
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chick lit
circus
coming of age
contemporary fiction
drugs
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family life
homelessness
las vegas
orphans
rape
runaways
sibling relationships
siblings
south dakota
survival
womens fiction

Product details

  • ISBN 9780446582452
  • Weight: 323g
  • Dimensions: 132 x 201mm
  • Publication Date: 02 Jul 2009
  • Publisher: Little, Brown & Company
  • Publication City/Country: US
  • Product Form: Paperback
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Lutie McFee's history has taught her to avoid attachments...to people, to places, and to almost everything. With her mother long dead and her father long gone to find his fortune in Las Vegas, 15-year-old Lutie lives in the god-forsaken town of Spearfish, South Dakota with her twelve-year-old brother, Fate, and Floy Satterfield, the 300-pound ex-girlfriend of her father.
While Lutie shoplifts for kicks, Fate spends most of his time reading, watching weird TV shows and worrying about global warming and the endangerment of pandas. As if their life is not dismal enough, one day, while shopping in their local Wal-Mart, Floy keels over and the two motherless kids are suddenly faced with the choice of becoming wards of the state or hightailing it out of town in Floy's old Pontiac. Choosing the latter, they head off to Las Vegas in search of a father who has no known address, no phone number and, clearly, no interest in the kids he left behind.

Billie Letts is the author of numerous highly acclaimed short stories, screenplays and three beloved novels. A former University professor, she lives in Tulsa with her husband, Dennis.

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