Swimming Lessons
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Swimming Lessons
From Desmond Elliot Prize winner Claire Fuller comes a family mystery about a woman’s disappearance and her daughter’s search for answers. In this spine-tingling tale Ingrid Coleman writes letters to her husband, Gil, about the truth of their marriage, but she never sends them. Instead she hides them within the thousands of books her husband has collected. After she writes her final letter, Ingrid disappears. Twelve years later, her adult daughter, Flora comes home to look after her injured father. Secretly, Flora has never believed her mother is dead, and she starts asking questions, without realizing that the answers she’s looking for are hidden in the books that surround her.
Swimming Lessons
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Swimming Lessons
Ahna is very excited about learning how to swim. She had a new student to join her swim class. The new student, Tyrus, was very disruptive because of his fear of the water. He would scream and cry during each lesson. Ahna learned that learning to swim and being able to swim were two different things.