TY - SER
KW - Quakers
KW - teachers
KW - World War II
KW - high school students
KW - prep schools
KW - school principals and headmasters
KW - Hiroshi Ōshima (1886-1975)
KW - kintsugi
AU - Ellen Prentiss Campbell
AB - Hazel Shaw, a newlywed and recent high school graduate, begins working at the Bedford Springs Hotel, where the Japanese ambassador to Germany, his staff, and their families are detained during World War II. Four decades later, Hazel, then the head of a prestigious Quaker school in suburban Washington, D.C., revisits her summer at the Bedford Springs while her school is rocked by scandal.
C1 - 1945-85
C3 - Bedford County; Bedford Twp.; Bedford Springs Hotel
C4 - Women's; War; Historical
CY - Baltimore
LA - English
M3 - Novel
N2 - Hazel Shaw, a newlywed and recent high school graduate, begins working at the Bedford Springs Hotel, where the Japanese ambassador to Germany, his staff, and their families are detained during World War II. Four decades later, Hazel, then the head of a prestigious Quaker school in suburban Washington, D.C., revisits her summer at the Bedford Springs while her school is rocked by scandal.
PB - Apprentice House
PP - Baltimore
PY - 2016
RN - Ellen Prentiss Campbell (1953- ) was educated at Smith College, the Bennington Writing Seminars, and Simmons College. Campbell worked for 30 years as a social worker and therapist.
EP - 221 p.
TI - The Bowl with Gold Seams
ER -