Pigs in Heaven

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Contemporary Fiction

Pigs in Heaven

Barbara Kingsolver

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Pigs in Heaven is the sequel to The Bean Trees, continuing the story of Taylor Greer and her adopted daughter, Turtle. While on a trip to the Hoover Dam, Turtle appears on television, which draws the attention of Annawake Fourkiller, an attorney for the Cherokee Nation. Since Turtle is a member of the tribe and her adoption was never formalized by tribal law, Annawake begins a legal pursuit to bring Turtle back to the Nation for the child's own good and to connect her to her Cherokee heritage. Fearful of losing her daughter, Taylor flees with Turtle. The two embark on a desperate journey across the country, later joined by Taylor's mother, Alice Greer, as they navigate the complexities of family, cultural identity, and the meaning of home.

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Tomes & Tales

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$6

1 copy

Publisher

HarpPeren

Pages

352

Format

PAPERBACK

ISBN-13

9780060922535

ISBN-10

0060922532

Language

English

Published

2003-11-25