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Ohio Angels

A Novel

Harriet Scott Chessman
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Pages
192
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
The Permanent Press (ORD)

About

Harriet Scott Chessman's Ohio Angels is an intimate and a lyrical story about friendship and family struggles. Hallie, a painter who now lives in Brooklyn, returns to her family home in Ohio, where she unearths a secret about her parents. Her discovery sheds light on her mother's depression, which shadowed her own childhood, and helps her understand her own inability to have children. In her hometown, Hallie reconnects with a beloved childhood friend, Rose, who is now a writer and pregnant with her third child.   Chessman beautifully evokes the childhood memories of the two friends, illuminating their very different lives. As in Lydia Cassatt Reading the Morning Paper, Chessman's compassionate and perceptive gaze reveals an entire new world for us-one that is subtle, alive, and deeply honest.

Related Subjects

  • Women
  • Adult Fiction
  • General
  • Family Life

Reviews

"On the whole, though, it is a poetic and moving first novel."
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