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Sent to a Swiss school after the death of her mother, a young girl tries to cope with the problems of growing up and at the same time maintain her ambition to be a concert pianist.
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Sent to a Swiss school after the death of her mother, a young girl tries to cope with the problems of growing up and at the same time maintain her ambition to be a concert pianist.

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The story of Katherine Forrester, an imaginative and intensely creative young American girl who yearns to become a concert pianist, as was her mother. As she learns how to accept the conflicts of her unorthodox home life and then her fellow students in a boarding school in Switzerland, we follow Katherine through all the torment, loneliness, and adorations and passions of a fifteen-year-old girl as she tries to realize her ambitions in the tumultuous world of the arts and make her own way to maturity.
Note: this book is an excerpt of L'Engle's first book The Small Rain, and was reissued for teenagers (the original is an adult novel).
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