Still life with bread crumbs [sound recording] : a novel / Anna Quindlen.

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Library	Location	Call Number	Status	Due Date
Gloucester	Adult Audio Books	CD/FICTION/ Quindlen (Text to phone)	Available	-

Beverly Main	Adult Fiction	COMPACT DISC Fiction/ Quindlen (Text to phone)	Checked out	03/20/2015

Everett - Parlin Memorial	Spoken Books - Fiction	CD/Spoken/Quindlen (Text to phone)	Available	-

Everett - Shute Memorial	Adult Audiobooks	CD/Spoken Quindlen (Text to phone)	Offline	-

Lynn	Adult Books on CD	BOOK ON CD CD/B/FIC/Quindlen (Text to phone)	Checked out	03/21/2015

Lynnfield	Adult Audiobooks	CD Book / Fiction / Quindlen, A. (Text to phone)	Available	-

Melrose	Adult/YA Audiobooks (Reference Room)	Book on CD Quindlen (Text to phone)	Checked out	03/04/2015

Peabody South Branch	Adult Books on CD	CD/ Fiction/Quindlen (Text to phone)	Available	-

Peabody South Branch	Adult Books on CD	CD/ Fiction/Quindlen (Text to phone)	Available	-

Reading	Adult Audiobook	CD AUDIOBOOK FICTION QUI (Text to phone)	Available	-

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General Note:	Title from container. Compact discs. Duration: 6:54:00.
Creation/Production Credits Note:	Director, Laura Stahl.
Participant or Performer Note:	Performed by Carrington MacDuffie.
Summary:	"Once a world-famous photographer, known for her iconic image, "Still Life with Bread Crumbs," Rebecca Winter has drifted out of the spotlight, and is now more inclined to think of herself as the Artist Formerly Known as Rebecca Winter. As her income dries up, she decides to leave behind the expensive world she knows in New York City, sublet her apartment, and move to a small, inexpensive cabin in the country, where her life falls into a quieter rhythm. With the help of a local man named Jim Bates, she begins to see the world around her in new, deeper dimensions. At a point in her life when she thought so much was behind her, Rebecca finds herself with a second chance-at life, love, her career, and most important, her understanding of herself" -- from publisher's web site.