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Condition: Good. [ No Hassle 30 Day Returns ][ Ships Daily ] [ Underlining/Highlighting: NONE ] [ Writing: NONE ] [ Edition: The Pinguin Press ] Publisher: Penguin Press Pub Date: 6/12/2014 Binding: Hardcover Pages: 224 The Pinguin Press.
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Hardcover. Condition: Good. The Pinguin Press. Elizabeth Gilbert, author of The Signature of All Things and Eat, Pray, Love"I'm so glad Novella Carpenter has written this book. The resulting journey is both brave and honest."A Library Journal Best Book of 2014Novella Carpenter picks up the phone one day to receive some disturbing news: her father has officially gone missing. Carpenters father, George-a back-to-the-land homesteader and troubled Korean War veteran-has spent decades battling his inner demons while largely absenting himself from his childrens lives. Though George is ultimately found, Carpenter is forced to confront the truth: her time with her dad-now seventy-three years old-is limited, and the moment to restore their relationship is now. Gone Feral is the story of Carpenters search for her parents broken past in the harsh wilds of Idaho.The story starts in San Miguel de Allende in 1969, where Carpenters free-spirited parents meet and fall in love. Their whirlwind romance continues through Europe and ends on 180 acres near Idahos Clearwater River. Carpenter and her sister are born into a free, roaming childhood, but soon the harsh reality of living on the land-loneliness, backbreaking labor-tears the family apart. Carpenters mother packs the girls and heads for the straight life in Washington State while George remains on the ranch, tied to the land and his vision of freedom.In Gone Feral, Carpenter-now a grown woman leading an untraditional life, not unlike her parents, raising livestock and growing vegetables in the city-finds herself contemplating a family of her own. Before that can happen, she knows she has to return to Idaho to discover why her father chose this life of solitude. She quickly finds that George is not living the principled, romantic life she imagined, and the truth is more com-plicated-and dangerous-than anything she suspected. As she comes to know the real George, Carpenter looks to her own life and comes to recognize her fathers legacy in their shared love of animals, of nature, and of the written word; their dangerous stubbornness and isolating independence. Finally, Gone Feral sees the birth of Carpenters own daughter, an experience that teaches that a parents love is itself a wild thing: unknowable, fierce, and ever changing. In reckoning with her past, Carpenter clears the road to her future.Raw, funny, unsentimental, alive with unforgettable characters and pitch-perfect dialogue, Gone Feral marks Carpenters transformative passage from daughter to mother, a wry and rough tale of life lived on the margins and redemption between generations.San Francisco Chronicle[R]iveting. Carpenter reminds us that sometimes the self is the thorniest wilderness of all."Booklist"Spurred on by a desire to raise a family of her own and decipher the genetic code for either survival or destruction that she might be passing on, Carpenter performs a wild pas de deux with the cantankerous George, approaching him as one would a wild animal with no trust in humanity. Carpenter chronicles her daring quest for understanding and familial continuity in this sincere and remarkably uninhibited memoir."
Published by Penguin Press, 2014
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Hardcover. Condition: New. The Pinguin Press. Elizabeth Gilbert, author of The Signature of All Things and Eat, Pray, Love"I'm so glad Novella Carpenter has written this book. The resulting journey is both brave and honest."A Library Journal Best Book of 2014Novella Carpenter picks up the phone one day to receive some disturbing news: her father has officially gone missing. Carpenters father, George-a back-to-the-land homesteader and troubled Korean War veteran-has spent decades battling his inner demons while largely absenting himself from his childrens lives. Though George is ultimately found, Carpenter is forced to confront the truth: her time with her dad-now seventy-three years old-is limited, and the moment to restore their relationship is now. Gone Feral is the story of Carpenters search for her parents broken past in the harsh wilds of Idaho.The story starts in San Miguel de Allende in 1969, where Carpenters free-spirited parents meet and fall in love. Their whirlwind romance continues through Europe and ends on 180 acres near Idahos Clearwater River. Carpenter and her sister are born into a free, roaming childhood, but soon the harsh reality of living on the land-loneliness, backbreaking labor-tears the family apart. Carpenters mother packs the girls and heads for the straight life in Washington State while George remains on the ranch, tied to the land and his vision of freedom.In Gone Feral, Carpenter-now a grown woman leading an untraditional life, not unlike her parents, raising livestock and growing vegetables in the city-finds herself contemplating a family of her own. Before that can happen, she knows she has to return to Idaho to discover why her father chose this life of solitude. She quickly finds that George is not living the principled, romantic life she imagined, and the truth is more com-plicated-and dangerous-than anything she suspected. As she comes to know the real George, Carpenter looks to her own life and comes to recognize her fathers legacy in their shared love of animals, of nature, and of the written word; their dangerous stubbornness and isolating independence. Finally, Gone Feral sees the birth of Carpenters own daughter, an experience that teaches that a parents love is itself a wild thing: unknowable, fierce, and ever changing. In reckoning with her past, Carpenter clears the road to her future.Raw, funny, unsentimental, alive with unforgettable characters and pitch-perfect dialogue, Gone Feral marks Carpenters transformative passage from daughter to mother, a wry and rough tale of life lived on the margins and redemption between generations.San Francisco Chronicle[R]iveting. Carpenter reminds us that sometimes the self is the thorniest wilderness of all."Booklist"Spurred on by a desire to raise a family of her own and decipher the genetic code for either survival or destruction that she might be passing on, Carpenter performs a wild pas de deux with the cantankerous George, approaching him as one would a wild animal with no trust in humanity. Carpenter chronicles her daring quest for understanding and familial continuity in this sincere and remarkably uninhibited memoir."
Published by Penguin, New York, 2014
ISBN 10: 1594204438ISBN 13: 9781594204432
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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. DJ by Janet Hansen (illustrator). 1st Edition. 13308 shelf. Unread. Gold-stamped white spine w/ gray bds. No names, clean text. Unblemished dust jacket. The author returns to Idaho to track down her estranged father. With b/w photos. 212 p. Book.
Published by Penguin Press, New York, New York, U.S.A., 2014
ISBN 10: 1594204438ISBN 13: 9781594204432
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ISBN 10: 1594204438ISBN 13: 9781594204432
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