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A Bloomsbury child, with Virginia Woolf her aunt and Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant her parents. She grew up in Sussex, England, a favorite gathering place for the Bloomsbury crowd. An extraordinary childhood of both privilege and emotional deprivation, She lived a permissive, creative lifestyle with this literary, artistic group, which left her with much emotional turmoil to sort through and it wasn't until after Duncan's death in 1978 that she was able to analyze the truth behind her feelings. This, for her, was a "healing book and emancipation from the past". 180 pages with Index. 8.5 x 5.6 inches.
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Berry Eisen
reviewed Deceived with kindness on January 08, 2008
Deceived with kindness
Written after years of psychotherapy, and after discovering that her husband had once been her father's lover, this is an interesting book, though I do not highly reccommend it. I think my own interest in the book stems from the fact that I have read so much about her family and their coterie-- for avid Bloomsburyist only.
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