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“Kephart distills the precarious nature of life bracketed by the dual tragedies of that era with palpable humanity, aching depth, and timeless understanding.”
— Booklist, Starred Review (Carol Haggas)
“staggeringly beautiful”
— Small Press Picks (Beth Castrodale)
"Kephart approaches her grandmother's story with compassion, patching over the gaps in the…
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1 author picked Tomorrow Will Bring Sunday's News as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
A truly powerful historical novel about Philadelphia during World War 1. Based on the life of the author's grandmother, this book brings the wartime streets and neighborhoods alive in unforgettable detail. It describes the wrenching economic stress, the role of women in factories, and the ravages of the influenza epidemic with empathy and heart. The characters are powerfully, soulfully alive.
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