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100 _aWoodsmall, Cindy,
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245 1 0 _aAs the tide comes in /
_cCindy Woodsmall and Erin Woodsmall.
250 _aLarge print edition.
260 _aWaterville, Maine :
_bThorndike Press, a part of Gale, a Cengage Company,
_c2018.
263 _a1809
300 _a547 pages (large print) ;
_c23 cm.
490 1 _aThorndike Press large print Christian fiction series
520 _aRaised in foster care in Asheville, North Carolina, Tara Abbott has been rearing her two younger half-brothers since she turned eighteen. When both Sean and Nicholas are lost to a devastating tornado and Tara suffers a head injury, she flees to St. Simons Island, looking for a connection to her Nana Phi. But the effects of her head injury blur the lines between imagination and reality, and after her wallet and phone are lost Tara must take refuge wherever she can, stealing food as needed. Julep Burnside, Luella Ward, Sue Beth Manning, and Dell Calhoun have been friends since they attended Bible camp together forty years earlier and call themselves The Glynn Girls. Can the Glynn Girls help Tara find her way back to herself?
650 0 _aFoster children
_xFamily relationships
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650 0 _aBrothers
_xDeath
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650 0 _aFriendship
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700 _aWoodsmall, Erin,
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830 0 _aThorndike Press large print Christian fiction series.
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