The Penguin Book of International Women's Stories

by Kate Figes (Editor)

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It was okay. There were few stories in here that made me pay attention and want me to continue reading. There were some gems, but overall, relatively tepid reading. (

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A collection of thirty-three short stories from around the world celebrates the diversity of women's experiences and includes selections from both famous and lesser-known female authors.

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