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The Golden Notebook by Doris Lessing · Booklabria

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The Golden Notebook

FriendshipWomen

The Golden Notebook

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First published: 1962
Editions: 67 in 11 languages

Synopsis

The story of the inner and outer life of Anna, a young writer, single mother and member of the Communist Party, struggling with crises both in her domestic and political life, this book was hailed as a landmark by the Women's Movement.

Subjects: Friendship
Women
Psychological
London
Diaries
Authors
Set in: England
London

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67 in 11 languages

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English40 German4 Spanish3 Chinese2 All 11 languages

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