She will join her mother on segments of the book tour, which is scheduled to start on Tuesday night and to resume after Thanksgiving.
We are told that Zan makes "an aesthetic out of coincidence," and once the family travels abroad — to London and then, splitting off like the fractured segments of the book itself, to Addis Ababa and Paris and Berlin — the coincidences accrue, fast and furiously.
The early segments of the book, set in Finney's present day, certainly paint a less glamorous picture of the New York advertising world than that to which we've been exposed in "Mad Men".
Determine how many segments of the book you want to create and rebind.
One may be forgiven, in the midst of such a miscellany, for feeling something like the prophet Zechariah, whose experience of prophecy - as narrated, for example, in the segment of his book paired with our Torah-portion this week - is frequently baffling, to himself.
Science books now make up a significant segment of the 5,000 children's books issued each year, although specific figures are not available, according to a trade group.
This segment of the marathon was fully booked — two hundred and fifty tickets sold — and soon every seat was occupied.
Wright managed to publish segments of the suppressed half of the book in various places during his lifetime — the most widely read excerpt is probably the one that appeared in Richard Crossman's postwar anthology "The God That Failed".
In a touching segment of his book, he describes himself as a late-life surprise to his parents, and says there are few baby photos, few mementos of his childhood.
