How did I get to the place that I read John Green’s The Fault in Our Stars: On the mugglecast podcast, they often talk about other books to read > They discussed John Green’s Will Grayson, Will Grayson so I read that > the same people who brought us mugglecast have a fansite Hypable which […]
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The Red Tent by Anita Diamant is historical fiction about Dinah from the Old Testament Bible. Daughter of Jacob, half-sister to Joseph, this book spins what might have been her story. Told as a narration, Dinah recounts her mother’s and aunt’s lives through her own death. The topics focus on very female topics: relationship with
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