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Faye Dasen
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Features Editor, The Pilot
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labor protests and state surveillance.Policing social justice
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By Faye Dasen Verified| The Pilot Verified BY FAYE DASENColumnistI do love a good mystery, but I also like to learn something new. A biography such as “The Churchill Sisters: The Extraordinary Lives of Winston and Clementine’s Daughters,” by Dr. Rachel Trethewey (St. Martin’s Press) offers such an opportunity. Most readers will know of Winston Churchill, prime minister of England during World War II. His daughters, Diana, Sarah, Marigold (who died at a young age) and Mary, were all attractive and obviously well-connected.
By Faye Dasen Verified| The Pilot Verified Kicking off this column is the moving story of 10-year-old Rae and how she navigates life after her mother doesn’t return home. “A Million Things,” by Emily Spurr (Berkley), introduces readers to Rae and her dog, Splinter. Rae and her mother have their regular routines, which includes her mother’s (usually) short disappearances to clear her head. Self-reliant, Rae soldiers on until Mum’s return. However, this time Mum doesn’t return.
By Faye Dasen Verified| The Pilot Verified BY FAYE DASENColumnistI do love a good mystery, but I also like to learn something new. A biography such as “The Churchill Sisters: The Extraordinary Lives of Winston and Clementine’s Daughters,” by Dr. Rachel Trethewey (St. Martin’s Press) offers such an opportunity. Most readers will know of Winston Churchill, prime minister of England during World War II. His daughters, Diana, Sarah, Marigold (who died at a young age) and Mary, were all attractive and obviously well-connected.
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The Pilot
Community newspaper that covers the Port Hueneme and Oxnard areas
Southern Pines, United States