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Autobiography of a Face Study Guide

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by Lucy Grealy
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Autobiography of a Face Study Guide consists of approx. 35 pages of summaries and analysis on Autobiography of a Face by Lucy Grealy. Browse the literature study guide below:

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Lucy tells of her years as a hand for Diamond D Stables when she worked with her friend, Stephen. By the time she begins work there, she has had several surgeries and her face is oddly shaped, invariably attracting attention. Lucy says that she got the job as a result of calling on the phone and not mentioning her disfigurement; she remains there four years. While she loves being with the animals, she endures the pony parties - birthday events where she is responsible for walking the ponies around the yard with a child in the saddle. She says that each of the stable hands has to take a turn at the pony parties and that no one - even her boss, Ms. Daniels - seems to think that having her around children wasn't a good idea. While the kids are invariably excited about the ponies, the parents begin dragging out cameras. Lucy then stands still, though with her face out of camera range as much as possible. (read more)
      Prologue, Chapters 1 and 2, Luck and Petting Zoo
      Chapters 3 and 4, The Tao of Laugh-In and Fear Itself
      Chapters 5 and 6, Life on Earth and Door Number Two
      Chapters 7 and 8, Masks and Truth and Beauty
      Chapters 9 and 10, World of Unknowing and The Habits of Self-Consciousness
      Chapters 11 and 12, Cool and Mirrors

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