Sycamore Trees

Sycamore Trees

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Jun 28, 2014
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Noel and Jane are twin sisters that couldn't be more different. When a car accident kills Noel, Jane finds a way of coping while her parents struggle to. They move out of her childhood and into her grandfather'a lake house in a new town. Soon she meets Eli, the handiman for the next door neighbor, Mr. Brown. He faces challenges of his own, but the two grow close as they struggle through life with failure and success intertwined in the process.
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