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Surfacing / Life Before Man / The Handmaid's Tale

by Margaret Atwood

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I've read every one of these novels before, and it never fails to astound me how Margaret Atwood always manages to leave me breathless - even the second or third time around. Each of these stories found a place within me to drag to the surface for examination. I'm resurrecting The Handmaid's Tale as one of my favorite books - I completely forgot about the ending, and how incredible it is. ( )
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