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Her Mother's Daughter by Marilyn French · Booklabria

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Her Mother's Daughter

Her Mother's Daughter

Name: Her Mother's Daughter
Author: Marilyn French

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Her Mother's DaughterMarilyn FrenchFrench

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First published: 1987
Editions: 16 in 4 languages

Synopsis

A narrative about the lives of four generations of women, about the sacrifices motherhood requires of women, and how they pass that cost on to the next generation.

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Editions

16 in 4 languages

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English13 French1 German1 Undetermined1

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