
Latitudes of melt
by Joan Clark
FictionLighthouse keepersFishing villagesFoundlingsWomenCanadian fictionFiction, generalNewfoundland and labrador, fiction
An exploration of love and loss, an unforgettable evocation of Newfoundland's southern shore. The novel opens with two fishermen discovering a baby floating on an ice pan in the 1912 North Atlantic. Named Aurora, the baby grows up in a small fishing outport, Drook, where she is regarded as mysertious and enchaned, a free spirit who does not quite belong. Who is the "real" Aurora and where did she come from?
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Book data: Open Library