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A Song for Mary
An Irish-American Memory
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388 pages
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Growing up in New York City, the author navigates a vibrant yet challenging childhood shaped by his Irish Catholic heritage and financial struggles. Amidst the playful chaos of neighborhood life and the stern discipline of nuns, he grapples with the absence of his father. His resilient mother, Mary, plays a pivotal role, guiding him through his formative years and instilling a sense of identity and strength. This memoir is a heartfelt tribute to family, faith, and the profound connection between mothers and sons.
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