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...I wrote about Janet Fox's Sirens:
The issues raised in this book—which, remember, is set almost 100 years ago—are frighteningly similar to many of those raised in the most recent election cycle. While that may sound scary and depressing, it isn’t. Rather, by the end, Sirens is a celebration of girl power, sisterhood, and hope for the future.
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Hey, I recognize that cover photograph! That's a photo by Elisa Lazo de Valdez! It's weird how being familiar with an image before it becomes cover art makes it harder for me to reconcile it AS cover art...
Posted by: Mia | 12 November 2012 at 03:39 PM