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050			_aPS3616.L882 I5
100			_aPlunkett, Genevieve _eAuthor _976336
245			_aIn the Lobby of the Dream Hotel
260			_aNew York : _b Catapult, _c2023
300			_a354 pages; _c22 cm
520			_a"When faced with newfound feelings for Theo, the drummer of her band, married young mother Portia must decide whether to follow her heart or question her sanity. Going off her medication feels like waking up for the first time. But could this clarity be harmless daydreaming, or a symptom of something more serious? Portia's husband, a well-respected prosecutor in their small Vermont town, is convinced of the latter. He retaliates, initiating an intervention, claiming that Portia's behavior is proof of her bipolar disorder. With lawyer-like cunning, he uses elements from her past to break her resolve until she agrees to being committed to a psychiatric hospital. In the hospital, Portia's sense of reality is tested, and hard truths about her marriage, her love for Theo, and her most vulnerable hopes and desires are revealed. In the Lobby of the Dream Hotel is a potent and at times devastating story of stark tenderness. Written like a dream, this novel brings us toward new understandings of the flawed, yearning, multifaceted self."-- Provided by publisher.
650			_a Women musicians _vFiction _976337
650			_a Bipolar disorder _vFiction. _976338
650			_aMarriage _vFiction. _976339
650			_aMotherhood _vFiction. _976090
650			_aAdultery _vFiction. _971821
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887			_28 _aPapia Akter
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