The Impostor's Daughter #[nn]

A graphic memoir that wears its emotional stakes right on its cover — a woman holds a Polaroid photograph up to her face, obscuring her own features while revealing a bearded, medal-adorned man in its place. The image is a quietly arresting visual metaphor: identity replaced, a father's mystery literally covering a daughter's story. Laurie Sandell's The Impostor's Daughter arrives in 2009 as a compelling true memoir that promises something deeply personal about the space between who we love and who they really are.