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- fcba59af5cec11525d82e2506cd7fc8911004367e2d5380dd531832cf85d5157 date "2006-12-13".
- fcba59af5cec11525d82e2506cd7fc8911004367e2d5380dd531832cf85d5157 first "Judy".
- fcba59af5cec11525d82e2506cd7fc8911004367e2d5380dd531832cf85d5157 isCitedBy Heather_ONeill.
- fcba59af5cec11525d82e2506cd7fc8911004367e2d5380dd531832cf85d5157 isCitedBy Jonathan_Goldstein_(author).
- fcba59af5cec11525d82e2506cd7fc8911004367e2d5380dd531832cf85d5157 last "Stoffman".
- fcba59af5cec11525d82e2506cd7fc8911004367e2d5380dd531832cf85d5157 pages "D.4".
- fcba59af5cec11525d82e2506cd7fc8911004367e2d5380dd531832cf85d5157 publisher "The Toronto Star".
- fcba59af5cec11525d82e2506cd7fc8911004367e2d5380dd531832cf85d5157 title "Lyrical Lullabies; Heather O'Neill's first novel, inspired by her hardscrabble childhood, draws raves;".
- fcba59af5cec11525d82e2506cd7fc8911004367e2d5380dd531832cf85d5157 work "Entertainment".