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Barbara Stuber
Barbara Stuber lives in Kansas City. Barbara is a docent at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Her first novel, "Crossing the Tracks," was a finalist for the American Library Association Wm. C. Morris Award for Best Debut Novel 2010. Her second book, "Girl in Reverse," released May 2014 combines... show more
Barbara Stuber lives in Kansas City. Barbara is a docent at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Her first novel, "Crossing the Tracks," was a finalist for the American Library Association Wm. C. Morris Award for Best Debut Novel 2010. Her second book, "Girl in Reverse," released May 2014 combines her love of art and the written word.Visit me online at http://barbarastuber.com
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Admitted Dilettante
Admitted Dilettante rated it 12 years ago
text Crossing the Tracks
Who knew there were so many ways - real and metaphorical - to cross tracks? Lovely book!
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lisacindrich
lisacindrich rated it 56 years ago
text Crossing the Tracks
This was really a lovely read. I enjoyed seeing the Atchison and small-town Missouri of almost a century ago. (And learned some fascinating historical trivia--how women of the time purchased Kotex, for example. Who knew? The book wears Stuber's historical research lightly, but you can tell that ...
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