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_aSumner, Barbara _c(Film company manager), _eauthor. _947771 |
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_aTree of strangers / _cBarbara Sumner. |
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_a Auckland, New Zealand : _b Massey University Press, _c2020. |
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_a237 pages ; _c19 cm |
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| 520 | _a"Like many adopted children, filmmaker Barbara Sumner yearned to know who her mother was. New Zealand's closed adoption laws made that almost impossible and coloured her chaotic adolescence and adult life. When she finally tracked her mother down, a longed-for reunion ended in tragedy. This ... memoir explores Sumner's conviction that everyone who loses their mother suffers some degree of physiological damage. They are all grafted onto the tree of strangers"--Publisher's information sheet. | ||
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_aAdoptees _zNew Zealand _xPsychology. _947772 |
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_aMothers and daughters _zNew Zealand. _947773 |
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