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Quote by Judith Kelman

“A mother never fully delivers.”

Quote by Judith Kelman

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Judith Kelman, born on October 21, 1945, is an accomplished writer known for her works that span various literary genres. She is recognized for her insightful observations and unique narrative style. more

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