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         <div>“Something good can come from even the most terrifying things. For eve y thing that is taken away, something else is given.” Ruth
 Brennan is a giant, “a rare, organic blunder pressed into a dollhouse 
world,” as she calls herself. Growing up in a small town, where even an 
ordinary person can’t simply fade into the background, there is no 
hiding the fact that Ruth is different: she can see it in the eyes of 
everyone around her, even her own parents. James and Elspeth Brennan are
 emotionally at sea, struggling with the devastation wrought on their 
lives by World War II and with their unspoken terror that the daughter 
they love may, like so much else, one day be taken away from them. But 
fate works in strange ways, and Ruth finds that for all the things that 
go unsaid around her, she is nonetheless able to see deeply into the 
secret hearts of others—their past traumas, their present fears, and the
 people they might become, if only they have courage enough.</div>
         
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