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Once in Every Generation

By Lauren B. Grossman
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(5.00 based on 3 reviews)

Published: March 30, 2011
Words: 40,775 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781452414430


Short description

Angelina was a phenomenon with an incomparable singing voice. A trauma destroys her dreams. As an adult, Angelina teaches voice to a student who astonishes her. She instills in Lisa the confidence to believe in herself. The young student's voice launches her on a rise to stardom. At her career height, an illness surfaces. Relying on one another's strength, both women learn to deal with challenge.

Extended description

Eleven-year-old Angelina Mariano was a phenomenon that happens only once in every generation. Her spectacular singing voice was incomparable. But a traumatic incident created a debilitating phobia that destroyed any dream of pursuing her passion.

As an adult, Angelina teaches private voice lessons and takes on a student she recognizes as astonishing, one who possesses the career potential that eluded her. Lisa Forester is that student. Becoming her mentor and friend, she nourishes young Lisa's talent and instills that which escaped Angelina so long ago, the confidence to believe in her own abilities.

Unleashed, the young student's voice launches her on a meteoric rise to stardom. At the height of Lisa's career, however, a life-altering illness surfaces. Because of her love for Lisa, Angelina must now dig deep down inside of herself and face her own fears.

Relying on one another's strength, both women will learn to face their own challenges. Once in Every Generation is a story of.. (Read more)


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Once in Every Generation
Angelina was a phenomenon with an incomparable singing voice. A trauma destroys her dreams. As an adult, Angelina teaches voice to a student who astonishes her. She instills in Lisa the confidence to believe in herself. The young student's voice launches her on a rise to stardom. At her career height, an illness surfaces. Relying each other's strength, both women learn to face challenges.

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Review by: Bernie Jaroslow on Feb. 05, 2012 : star star star star star
This is a really good book. It's entertaining and thought provoking. It's not necessary to be afflicted with MS, it's not necessary to be a woman. It's just necessary to enjoy reading well-written and enjoyable books. I would highly recommend this one to anyone.
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Review by: Terry Crawford Palardy on Dec. 12, 2011 : star star star star star
Once in Every Generation by Lauren B. Grossman

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


I was drawn to this book by the brief summary that hinted at a life interrupted by MS, for I have MS as well, and have recently written of it. Lauren has written a true novel, and her character development is excellent, her plot interesting with just enough layers and turns to hold the reader's enduring attention. I agree with the author's statement, that this is a book for all generations of readers. Bravo, Lauren, this is very well done. May I ask you to take a look at mine? Multiple Sclerosis,an Enigma
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Terry Crawford Palardy on Dec. 12, 2011 : star star star star star
Once in Every Generation by Lauren B. Grossman

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


I was drawn to this book by the brief summary that hinted at a life interrupted by MS, for I have MS as well, and have recently written of it. Lauren has written a true novel, and her character development is excellent, her plot interesting with just enough layers and turns to hold the reader's enduring attention. I agree with the author's statement, that this is a book for all generations of readers. Bravo, Lauren, this is very well done. May I ask you to take a look at mine? Multiple Sclerosis,an Enigma
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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