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      Bothe, Ida Charlotte, author.
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      Hungry for More A Memoir of Family, Food, Mental Illness, and Recovery / Bothe, Ida Charlotte
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      Carrera, Blake, author.
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      in a small Central Texas town, it is a reflection of the complications of family, morality, and
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      Naymon, Kathleen, author.
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      culture, sexual pain and dysfunction, female friendship, and family.
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      Fokken, Jessica, author.
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      the characters. Primarily set in the upper Midwest, the stories are connected via themes of family
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      Maple, Bailey Marie, author.
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      , returns and fights Kat for custody of the children. This novel examines the themes of family, particularly
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      Ramirez, Hector, author.
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      , instead, to offer up my spin on the stories I inherited and encountered, in thanks, to my family and the
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      Rand, Stephen, author.
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      interviews with family members, connected symbolically and thematically. What unfolds is a story about faith
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      Hudson, Morgan, author.
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      grotesque via their turbulent family life. "This Red Dirt High" chronicles the high school experience of an
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      Hartong, Mary Liza, author.
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      vignettes about my family, life, and love. The work was originally titled "How We Fell Apart," but this
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      Brunero, Katie, author.
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      , Durham. The poems have no overarching subject, though themes of childhood, family, sexuality, and