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Class Acts

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The Sherman Letters

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Uneasy Street

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Living room

By Rachel Sherman

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Follows a family of three generations of women: a grandmother whose senility brings strange dreams and hallucinations about her younger life; her daughter, an unfulfilled housewife with a strange e...

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Class Acts

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Uneasy Street

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Uneasy street

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xiii, 308 pages ; 25 cm

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