The Recycled Citizen: A Sarah Kelling Bittersohn Novel

The Recycled Citizen: A Sarah Kelling Bittersohn Novel

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1987 · English · Hardcover · 7 editions
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In a charming coastal town, Sarah Kelling Bittersohn finds herself navigating the complexities of her family’s past while entangled in an unfolding mystery. Life for Sarah is never dull, especially with an intriguing mix of quirky relatives and the remnants of a cherished family legacy that can sometimes overshadow her own ambitions. The quaint streets buzz with the hustle and bustle of townsfolk, each with their own peculiar stories, making it difficult to discern truth from fiction.

When an old heirloom surfaces, Sarah becomes intrigued by the tales that swirl around it. What seems like a simple artifact soon reveals a deeper connection to past events that resonate through the present. As she delves into the history behind the heirloom, Sarah encounters a series of unexpected twists and odd characters, adding layers of complexity to her investigation.

Amidst the chaos, Sarah's genius for unearthing hidden truths shines bright. She skillfully weaves together threads of old family secrets and new revelations, proving that some stories demand to be told. As she pursues leads and unravels clues, readers are treated to a delightful journey filled with humor, warmth, and keen insight into the intricacies of human relationships.

The allure of the seaside setting complements Sarah's endeavors, providing the perfect backdrop for a tale that balances suspense and heartwarming moments. In her search for understanding, Sarah must confront not only the enigmas of her family but also what it means to be a citizen of a community steeped in history and character.

Book Details

Format Hardcover
Pages 200 pages
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1987
Publisher Crime Club/Collins
Edition First Edition
Editions 7 editions
ISBN-10 0002321157
ISBN-13 9780002321150

Genres

Mystery Children’s
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