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Emotionally weird / (Record no. 6539)

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International Standard Book Number 978-0-5529-9734-8
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Classification number Fic At87 2015
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Personal name Atkinson, Kate
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Title Emotionally weird /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Kate Atkinson
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. United Kingdom :
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Penguin Books,
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2015
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Extent 482 pages;
Dimensions 20 cm.
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Summary, etc. Main Characters and Setup<br/><br/>Euphemia “Effie” Andrews (sometimes Stuart‑Murray) — She’s a 21‑year‑old student at the University of Dundee in 1972. Effie is disorganized, living with Bob (her somewhat apathetic, stoned‑boyfriend type), failing to turn in essays, avoiding lectures, etc. <br/><br/>Nora — Effie’s mother (or at least the woman who raised her). Their relationship is distant, secretive, and full of stories and half‑truths. Effie suspects Nora may not have told her everything—especially about her parentage. <br/><br/>Key Plot Points<br/><br/>Effie visits her mother Nora, who has taken refuge on a remote, weather‑beaten Scottish island, in a crumbling ancestral house. Effie hopes to draw from Nora answers about her background—who her father is, whether Nora is really her mother, whether what she’s been told is true. <br/><br/>Effie also tells stories—of her college life (with Bob, odd roommates, assignments, creative writing classes); of her creative writing projects (including a murder mystery); of what she imagines or fears; and of various literary experiments, parodies, and snippets of other people’s writings. The narration is often self‑aware, playful, unreliable. <br/><br/>There are strange, possibly sinister elements: Effie feels she’s being followed; there are rumours of murders at a retirement home; hints that something more is going on under the humour and absurdity. Also, a mysterious yellow dog features in the narrative as a recurring motif.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Mother‑daughter relationships
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    Dewey Decimal Classification     Fiction PCCR College Library PCCR College Library Fiction 10/18/2025 Donation (Ms. Annabel T. Gatmin, Librarian)   Fic At87 2015 08921 10/18/2025 1 10/18/2025 Books
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