โ Scribed by Patricia Reilly Giff
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
*We will dance on the cliffs of Brooklyn.
Maggie's Door* is the story of the journey from Ireland to America told by both Nory and her neighbor and friend Sean Red Mallon, two different stories with the same destination--the home of Nory's sister Maggie, at 416 Smith Street, Brooklyn, America.
Patricia Reilly Giff calls upon her long research into Irish history and her great powers as a storyteller in this deeply involving, riveting stand-alone companion novel to Nory Ryan's Song.
From the Hardcover edition.
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