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Finding Daddy

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Finding Daddy

Louise Plummer is also the author of the hilarious and highly praised The Unlikely Romance of Kate Bjorkman. She lives in New York City and Prince Edward Island.

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Title of ebook: Finding Daddy
ISBN: 9780375890659
Publisher: Random House Children's Books
Internet download file size: 589 kb
Released online for download: 11-13-2007
Author of eBook: Plummer, Louise

Chapter One

Saturday
I miss my father, a strange thing to say, because I've never known him, never laid eyes on him. My mother and grandmother conspire to keep information about him to themselves. "You have all of his good qualities," Mom says from behind the stack of AP English papers. She is defined by her English-teacher objects: the green desk lamp, her antique reading glasses, the black fountain pen. I don't remember a school night when she wasn't writing in margins with that Waterman pen she received from my grandmother the night I was born. "You have his red hair, his ability to put words together, to draw, to appreciate beauty and silence." The pen is poised at her lips when she turns her head toward the window and the sound of a barking dog. "His seriousness." She turns back and looks at me directly. "Those compelling green eyes." She smiles.
"Except for the looks and the drawing, those sound like your gifts," I say. I sit against the sofa arm, my head resting on my raised knees.
"You think?" She pushes a strand of hair away from her eyes and returns to the papers. The hair falls back. She is growing it out a ... read full excerpt from Finding Daddy ebook