Book Summary and Reviews of The Treehouse by Naomi Wolf

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'Wolf, celebrated feminist writer and activist, introduces her father, Leonard Wolf, "a wild old visionary poet," in this lovely personal memoir about an unconventional, openhearted man.' - Booklist
'Unexpectedly warm, intensely inspiring: a work for dreamers - and Leonard would say that means all of us.' - Kirkus Reviews

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