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by Debby Dodds (Author)
A searing exploration of memory, morality, and redemption, this novel follows one woman's journey from childhood complicity in hate to adult reckoning, forgiveness, and the embrace of her Jewish identity. It illuminates how personal choices intersect with history and the enduring weight of inherited trauma.
Debby Dodds is the author of Amish Guys Don't Call, named a BEST YA OF 2017 by Powell's Books and featured in Random House's Better with Books. She's had over 30 short stories published, including in the NY Times best-sellers My Little Red Book (Hachette) and The Things That You Would Have Said (Penguin), as well as essays and short stories in Salon.com, Hip Mama, Judith Magazine, Manifest-Station.com, Mountain Bluebird Magazine, Living Dead Magazine, and The Sun Magazine.
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