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Young Adult · 1991 · PG

Onion tears

by Diana Kidd

She cried for a man who wasn't worth it — and then found one who was.

For10+GenreYoung AdultLength189 pagesRead time~5 hours

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Violence

None

No violence

Language

Barely any

Mild language

Sexual Content

Some

Gentle romantic development following a difficult relationship

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

Barely any

Mild psychological complexity; recovery; learning to trust again

What this book is about

Flora Kidd's Onion Tears begins with a woman dealing with the end of an unworthy relationship and charts her gradual recovery and opening toward someone worth her tears. Set in Kidd's characteristic sailing and coastal environments.

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