Lost & found;: An illustrated compendium of things no longer in general use: the hatpin, the icebox, the carpet beater, and oven, household possessions they don't make that way any more
by Robert Paul Smith
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In a desperate attempt to protect her family's fortune from her aunt after a plane wreck claims the lives of her parents, Miley Learson runs off to buy time until her eighteenth birthday. On her mission, she meets Rachel, a hard-core leader of a band of runaways, and together they decide to cross the country in a race against the seasons in the land of lost and found. Where life lies death, love lays secrets, and although she thought she had a plan set in stone, she soon discovers the true show more meaning of love, life, and acceptance. show lessTags
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- Original publication date
- 1973
- Dedication
- For Knox, without whom.
- First words
- This is a carpet beater.
- Last words
- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)The fact of the matter is that with a steering wheel, gear shifts, and emergency brakes, it was no cinch in the front seat, and often the pain outdid the pleasure.
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