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Incident at Badamya

by Dorothy Gilman

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Info:	Fawcett (1990), Mass Market Paperback, 216 pages
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Her best is so good that I wonder why she couldn't hit that level more often. Regardless, this is very good indeed. Like The Tightrope Walker, it suggests how the deep structure of a person can surface suddenly, and crack the false face.

Patentnonsense | Jan 7, 2008 |

This is still my most favorite book by Dorothy Gilman. Not only does it keep you riveted from the beginning to the end, but the characters develop wonderfully with each page read. (

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In the wilds of 1950s Burma, the teenage orphan of an American missionary sets out to meet her destiny in a wild jungle teeming with armed insurgents. Captured by Red Chinese forces, she makes friends with a fellow prisoner--a mysterious Burmese puppet master who holds the secret to her mystical gifts. HC: Doubleday.

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