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The odd woman by Gail Godwin · Booklabria

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The odd woman

The odd woman

Name: The odd woman
Author: Gail Godwin

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First published: 1974
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

Jane Clifford must decide the meaning and place of love in her own life. She must search within herself and within the lives of the women who have touched her life, family and friends, to find her own form of independence.

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