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The safety of objects
The safety of objects

By A. M. Homes

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The stories in The Safety of Objects are both bizarre and believable, very funny but also frightening and sad. A girl's blonde Barbie doll seduces her teenage brother in an intense episode of eroti...

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In a country of mothers
In a country of mothers

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The mistress's daughter
The mistress's daughter

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Music for Torching
Music for Torching

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Jack
Jack

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The Safety of Objects
The Safety of Objects

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End of Alice
End of Alice

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The mistress s daughter
The mistress s daughter

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