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Unbranded
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MPN
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Does not apply
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ISBN
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9781692537173
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Book Title
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Plastic Tulips in the Winter
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Independently Published
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9 in
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Publication Year
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2020
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Trade Paperback
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Language
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English
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0.9 in
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Genre
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Biography & Autobiography
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Topic
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Religious
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24.1 Oz
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6 in
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Number of Pages
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403 Pages
Plastic Tulips in the Winter – Paperback By Vickers, Denice – VERY GOOD
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Independently Published
ISBN-10
1692537172
ISBN-13
9781692537173
eBay Product ID (ePID)
7050097446
Product Key Features
Book Title
Plastic Tulips in the Winter
Number of Pages
403 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Religious
Publication Year
2020
Genre
Biography & Autobiography
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.9 in
Item Weight
24.1 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
Synopsis
Denice is an all-out tomboy and proud of it. She was born in the Deep South in 1950. Her claim to fame is that she can burp louder than anyone on her street. If need be, Denice knows she can whoop any boy’s tail. Denice’s mother, Nellie May, suffers from severe depression and struggles with every breath to raise her five children: Janice, the hippie; Pam, the beauty queen; Denice, the tomboy; and the two youngest, Lee Ann and Charlie. The father, Charles, is a con man, habitual liar, and self-proclaimed ladies’ man. He makes a buck any way he can, including coffee salesman, bootlegging, running a whorehouse, and being a doctor. His lifestyle continually brings chaos and heartbreak to the home, dragging them to the depths when he molests one of his children. On a cold morning, Charles wakes Denice up to help him plant Plastic Tulips In The Winter. “Daddy,” she asks, “Why are we planting plastic tulips in the winter?” He answered her, “Because Denice, when people drive by and see our tulips, we will be the only ones that can grow tulips in the winter.”Denice learns that a fatherless child thinks everything is possible, but nothing is safe. She searches for the answer to the question: “Momma, are we there yet?” Get ready to laugh, but keep the Kleenex close by as you take this life-changing journey with Denice., Denice is an all-out tomboy and proud of it. She was born in the Deep South in 1950. Her claim to fame is, she can burp louder than anyone on her street. If need be, Denice knows she can whoop any boy’s tail.Denice’s mother, Nellie May, suffers from severe depression and struggles with every breath to raise her five children: Janice, the hippie; Pam, the beauty queen; Denice, the tomboy, and the two youngest, Lee Ann and Charlie.Charles, the father, is a con man, habitual liar, and self-proclaimed ladies’ man. He makes a buck any way he can, including coffee salesman, bootlegging, running a whorehouse, and a doctor. His lifestyle continually brings chaos and heartbreak to the home and drags them to the depths when he molests one of his children. On a cold morning, Charles wakes Denice up to help him plant Plastic Tulips In The Winter. “Daddy,” she asks, “Why are we planting plastic tulips in the winter?” He answered her, “Because Denice when people drive by and see our tulips, we will be the only ones that can grow tulips in the winter.”Denice learns that a fatherless child grows up thinking all things are possible, but nothing is safe. She searches for the answer to the question: “Momma, are we there yet?”Get ready to laugh, but keep the Kleenex close by as you take this life-changing journey with Denice.
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