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Piecing Me Together by Renee Watson

Piecing Me Together

by Renee Watson
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  • Feb 14, 2017, 272 pages
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  • Jun 2018, 320 pages
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For supplemental discussion material see our Beyond the Book article, The Benefits of Mentorships and our BookBrowse Review of Piecing Me Together.

Please be aware that this discussion guide will contain spoilers!

See PIECING ME TOGETHER: A Discussion Guide About Race, Class, Gender, and Intersectionality, courtesy of Curious City here.

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