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Morgan Is My Name | Sophie Keetch
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Feminist retelling of A villainess Morgan Le Fay.
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Unorthodox: The Scandalous Rejection of My Hasidic Roots | Deborah Feldman
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Hidden worlds, colliding worlds...

starting this book now. I wonder what her story is!!!

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BooksBikes12 Excited to find out if you enjoyed it...The title has my attention ! 7y
TheBee @Books_Bikes_12 I enjoyed it a lot despite the hard and in my eyes tragic story! I enjoyed her bittersweet recollections of her childhood with Buby. That made me smile a lot. It‘s hard to grasp how the Hasidic community lives in midst of modern day New York City. It‘s hard to grasp that these women who ride the same train into Manhattan as I do, have such a different and oppressed life. The book definitely makes you think. (edited) 7y
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