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“Grief has pulled her out further than she thought she could go. To the edge of what it is possible to bear, of what's habitable, and then further again.”

Quote by Chloe Hooper

Book:Bedtime Story

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Chloe Hooper is an American author known for her in-depth investigations and vivid storytelling, focusing on the culture and history of the American South. Her works include 'The Short History of a Bomb' and 'Eating Animals', which explore animal rights and the agricultural industry. more

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