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From the acclaimed author of Pretty Little Dirty ("a first novel of complex truth and beauty"--San Francisco Chronicle), comes a glittering, gritty, and unflinching story of five families--black, white, and Indian--living along one block of Uptown, New Orleans.It is the summer of 2004, and Orchid Street is changing. Newcomers Ariel May and her husband, Ed, relocated from Minnesota, are trying to make sense of the Southern city. From her front porch, Philomenia Beauregard de Bruges watches her new neighbors, the Guptas, as they move into one of the biggest homes. Across the way, Daniel Harris,…
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5 editions- Ebook · English · 2008Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group · 9780307377753
- Other · English · 2009Random House of Canada · 320 pages · 9780307372963
- Other · English · 2009Knopf Canada · 320 pages · 9780307396822
- Other · English · 2008Pantheon Books · 307 pages · 9780375425332
- Other · English · 2008Alfred A. Knopf Canada · 307 pages · 9780307396815
FictionRace relationsHurricane Ivan, 2004LiteratureFiction, generalNew orleans (la.), fiction





