Authors: Alexandra Bullen
Wishful Thinking (26 page)
To Eliot, for reading a book about dresses in public, and for getting me out of the house.
As always, to my family: My mother, Maria Krokidas, for applying the “cry test” to countless drafts, and for reading my contracts so I don’t have to. My father, Bruce Bullen, who gives the best advice. And to my brothers, George and John, for making me laugh, even when I don’t feel like it.
This book is dedicated to my grandmothers, who lived across the street from each other the entire time I knew them, who always put their families first, and who are so much a part of what I write and the person I’ve turned out to be.
Thank you, thank you, thank you all.
Alexandra Bullen is the author of
Wish
. She has been a playwright, waitress, barista, gardener, script reader, yoga instructor, and per sonal assistant. She grew up in Massachusetts, went to college in New York City, and lives most of the year on Martha’s Vineyard.
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Bullen, Alexandra.
Wishful thinking : a novel / by Alexandra Bullen. — 1st ed. p. cm.
Sequel to: Wish.
Summary: Adopted as a baby, lonely eighteen-year-old Hazel Snow always yearned to know her origins, and with the help of a magical seamstress, Hazel wishes her way into an alternate life on Martha’s Vineyard with the mother she never knew.
ISBN 978-0-545-13907-6
[1. Identity—Fiction. 2. Mothers and daughters—Fiction.
3. Wishes—Fiction. 4. Space and time—Fiction. 5. Magic—Fiction.
6. Martha’s Vineyard (Mass.)—Fiction.] I. Title.
PZ7.B91255Wjt 2011
[Fic]—dc22
2010024352
First edition, January 2011
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