The truly alive child
The truly alive child
Simon Paul Harrison
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The Stoner chronicle
untangling fact from fiction
Maria Koens Nix · Jan 1, 2011 · 284 pages · eng
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Sets out to determine what were truths and what were lies in the bizarre complicated life of a mother and daughter. Winifred Sackville Stoner was an educator, author, and advocate of Esperanto, and her daughter was a world-known child prodigy, benefiting from her mother's educational philosophy.
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