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SheilaT

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13. There are so many. Just start reading.

Mon Jun 11, 2012, 01:05 AM

Jun 2012

I will add, to the ones already mentioned, Sophie's Choice by William Styron and Treblinka by Jean Francois Steiner, originally published in 1967.

Also, the PBS thing referred to earlier with Meryl Streep is actually a mini-series that is fictional, excellent, and is one of the very first things she ever did. Don't think it was actually on PBS . . . Okay, I just used the google to find out. It was an NBC miniseries in 1978. Excellent. Watch it.

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