@book{418,
  keywords = {people with disabilities, kidnappings},
  author = {E. L. Konigsburg},
  title = {Father's Arcane Daughter},
  abstract = {Winston Carmichael unravels layers of mystery in his family life that began in 1952 when a woman appeared at his home claiming to be his half-sister. Caroline Carmichael, supposedly kidnapped 17 years ago, is Winston’s father’s daughter from a previous marriage. “But questions of identity,” wrote <em>Kirkus Reviews</em>, “become moot as the new Caroline helps Winston escape from the psychological prison of the Carmichaels; Pittsburgh mansion . . . Pittsburgh coffee shops, department stores, and neighborhoods are fondly documented while the Carmichaels assume an air of benign enigma that is, truly, arcane.”},
  year = {1976},
  pages = {118 p.},
  publisher = {Atheneum},
  address = {New York},
  note = {<p>E.L. Konigsburg&nbsp;claimed <em>Father&#39;s Arcane Daughter</em> as her favorite book. Scholastic reprinted it in paperback as <em>My Father&#39;s Daughter</em>, and&nbsp;n 1990 Hallmark Hall of Fame produced it as a two-hour television drama on CBS under the title <em>Caroline</em>?</p>},
  language = {English},
}