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Aunt Val, Hunter recalls in Beautiful Things, was as warm and tender and emotive as a mother figure could possibly be. He also commemorates his fathers heroic marshaling of family to surround and enfold us in uninterrupted love. But the result of these efforts, he concludes, was bittersweet: Beau and I never really grieved the loss of our mother and baby sister. Beautiful Things is often brittle and defensive, but these passages are moving in how they carefully acknowledge, without resentment or blame, the ways in which this outpouring of love for two little boys may have inadvertently muffled or crowded out some of the necessary work of mourning
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