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 Jeanette Ingold's book for young adults is a mystery juxtaposed to a story about relationships. Ingold's characterizations are fabulous; their winning quality lies in emphasizing the importance of heritage. In Pictures, 1918, a grandmother's wisdom helps Asia, the main character, develop a greater regard for herself and her family. Effectively using the allegory of a camera's eye to examine life illustrates Ingold's ability as a writer.
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