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100 1  Ware, Libby. 
245 10 Lum.|nA Novel|h[Hoopla electronic resource] /|cLibby Ware.
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bShe Writes Press,|c2015. 
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511 1  Read by Janet Metzger. 
520    In 1933 in the Shenandoah Valley, there isn't a place for 
       Lum (short for Columbia), a 33-year-old intersex woman. 
       She travels by schedule from one branch of the family to 
       another, assisting with cooking, childcare and housework. 
       Always an outsider, even in her own family, Lum secretly 
       collects postcards of people like the Dog-faced Girl, 
       imagining their stories, and nurtures her lifelong 
       friendship with Smiley, an African-American man who sells 
       furniture, odds-and-ends, and a little moonshine. She 
       makes friends with another outsider, a young Melungeon man
       from an isolated community high in the mountains, who is 
       fresh out of prison. Scenes from Lum's childhood and young
       adulthood are interspersed with chapters taking place in 
       1933 when Lum is 33 years old. But Lum's world changes 
       when a local banker becomes ill and needs care. Sent to 
       assist, she forms an unlikely friendship with the 
       curmudgeonly old man. At the same time, the federal 
       highway administration comes scouting land, wanting to buy
       the family farm for a new scenic highway. Lum's relatives 
       don't want to sell, and they're not alone. But the Blue 
       Ridge Parkway offers an opportunity for Lum to get a job-
       something she has longed to do. As tensions over the 
       highway escalate toward violence, and as loyalties are 
       tested, Lum takes a bold step to create an independent 
       life. 
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