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Everything Inside by Edwidge Danticat

Everything Inside

by Edwidge Danticat
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  • Aug 27, 2019, 240 pages
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  • Jul 2020, 240 pages
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Phyllis Stern

Moving and Absorbing Tales of Death and Renewal
Edwige Danticat in these delicately told stories faces head on the lives of immigrants from Haiti facing hardship there and here, people between two cultures, the high price of compassion. She tells the hard stories we need to hear, without political lectures, giving life to the news we hear every day. There's also the beauty of connection and moments people come together. An amazing book.
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