Millie J. (Millie) - , reviewed on 2/13/2006

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"A starter marriage hadn't been the first act Mary Ellen Black had meant to script for herself, but bowing out provided hard-won perspective: The most important things in life were not things at all, but the people she held dear . . . the lovable eccentrics she called family!"

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