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Paula Fox: Critical Review by Diane Manuel

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SOURCE: "Adventures to Remember," in Christian Science Monitor, October 2, 1987, p. B4.

In the following review, Manuel writes that Lily and the Lost Boy is "a coming-of-age story that will be remembered both for its emotional impact and for the sensory impressions that linger long after the last page is turned."

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