In the Land of Winter

by Richard Grant

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Pippa Rede--a contemporary witch and devoted mother of nine-year-old Winterbelle--struggles for subsistence in a frigid northeeastern corner of America. When her daughter is stolen from her by bigots and zeealots who have labeled Pippa an unfit parent, Pippa retreats into the dark, wild wood on a transforming inner quest, determined to unlock the strengths she will need to win back her Winterbelle.… (more)

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An interesting approach to the subject of intolerance, touched by fantasy and a bit of poetry. Grant displays a nice understanding of a woman's point of view and deals with the threat of losing a child with insight. (

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Richard Grant	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
Grandpre, Mary	Cover artist	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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Pippa Rede--a contemporary witch and devoted mother of nine-year-old Winterbelle--struggles for subsistence in a frigid northeeastern corner of America. When her daughter is stolen from her by bigots and zeealots who have labeled Pippa an unfit parent, Pippa retreats into the dark, wild wood on a transforming inner quest, determined to unlock the strengths she will need to win back her Winterbelle.

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