“Beautiful . . . funny, heart-hammering, wise . . . superb entertainment.” br–The New York Timesbrbr“A book that should join those few that every literate person will have to read.”br–The Boston GlobebrbrbrPearl Tull is nearing the end of her life but not of her memory. It was a Sunday night in 1944 when her husband left the little row house on Baltimore’s Calvert Street, abandoning Pearl to raise their three children alone: Jenny, high-spirited and determined, nurturing to strangers but distant to those she loves; the older son, Cody, a wild and incorrigible yout
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