Description
Better Houses Have Windows charts the author’s moves, every six months to two years, from childhood to adult life with wit and wonder. In a state of constant displacement, she flits from tents and gypsy caravans to a short-lived stint at boarding school, from lodgings and house sitting to a two-room rental she can nearly call home.







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