Report repeated from page 446 of the September 1st bulletin when scheduled for fall publication, as follows: ""Miss Logan...

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BRING ALONG LAUGHTER

Report repeated from page 446 of the September 1st bulletin when scheduled for fall publication, as follows: ""Miss Logan recalls a girlhood in San Francisco and life in the Serbian colony there. An amusing tale of a large foreign family who resist Americanization with great energy-- a very large clannish family of numerous aunts and uncles and cousins who do everything ebulliently. In the tradition of Anything Can Happen, though not as hilarious, nor as truly American, the melting pot. The various aunts are personalities, individuals. Their boisterous weddings, almost equally boisterous funerals, and all the spats and feuds that result from a great number of people living together. Fun reading.

Pub Date: Jan. 10, 1946

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: -

Publisher: Random House

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: Jan. 1, 1946

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