Motherless daughters and found family at the heart of newest novel by Tayari Jones
Award-winning author Tayari Jones' latest novel, "Kin," centers two motherless girls growing up in the segregated south in the 1950s.
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Season 39, Episode 3924<br> Haven in the Valley
Experience mountains overlooking a little cabin in today's oval painting.
