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A Council of Dolls: A Novel
by Mona Susan Power
A Council of Dolls by Mona Susan Power (7/23/2023)
If I were to tell a friend about this book, the Council of Dolls, I would tell them that I thought it was a very good book to read. It would be a very good book for book clubs to discuss. I have always been interested in Native American history. This book covers historicalmore
Remembrance
by Rita Woods
Retired Elementary School Teacher (11/10/2019)
Remembrance is an interesting alternative to the tragic history of slavery and slave hunters. The book spans over several centuries into present day. Beginning with the slave country of Haiti and the decades before the slave rebellion there. I think the topic of slavery ismore
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