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Although the plot is involved and rooted in the complications of love, friendship and ties of family and work in a Sydney suburb, the themes are anything but local--how the past sets up the present, how parental expectations live with you, how lies seem to offer a way out but dig you deeper in the mire.
An Albanian, he has lived in Italy for five years but has maintained, both conceptually and sentimentally, his primary ties of family, friends, and culture.
JSA * In this fully realized historical novel, Taylor--the recipient of many awards, including the Newbery Medal--explores the powerful emotional conflicts created when the binding ties of family love and the dividing walls of caste clash.
 
 
 
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