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Are There Closets in Heaven?
A Catholic Father and Lesbian Daughter Share Their Story

Curoe, Carol
Curoe, Robert

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BOOK SYNOPSIS
It's always difficult for a child to tell her parents she is gay, regardless of how liberal or conservative her family might be. When the daughter is part of a devout Catholic family living in a small rural community, the parent-child relationship is exposed to even greater risk, often beyond repair. Are There Closets in Heaven? is a revealing first-person dialogue between a lesbian daughter, who had always dutifully tried to please her parents, and her Catholic father, an eighty-one-year-old farmer from Iowa. Through their letters and reflections, we see how courage and love made it possible for Bob and Carol Curoe to navigate the twists and turns of such a dramatic shift in their lives. This highly personal and often emotional exchange offers a gift of hope and inspiration to families who struggle with learning their child is not what they expected. Are There Closets in Heaven? Lets us experience the real lives behind debates taking place in today's media on same-sex marriage, constitutional amendments, gays and lesbians raising children, and religion.


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MORE BOOK INFO
ISBN: 0929636791
Dewey Decimal: 306.874/2
Library of Congress: bl2008004842
Book Publisher: Itasca Books
Language: ENG
No. of Pages: 178



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