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The Book of Susan: A Novel

By Lee Wilson Dodd

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Amidst a turbulent family dynamic and societal pressures, a young girl's resilience shines as she embarks on a journey to discover her own identity and rise above challenging circumstances.

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2010-08-10
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Summary

"The Book of Susan: A Novel" by Lee Wilson Dodd is a story set in the early 1900s that follows the life of Susan Blake as she grows up in a troubled home. With a father who struggles with alcohol and a difficult relationship with Pearl, a woman living in their house, Susan's childhood is far from easy. The story looks at family troubles, how society can judge people, and Susan's quest to figure out who she is while dealing with tough times. The beginning of the book paints a picture of Susan's world, where she faces her father's anger and the shame of living in a poor neighborhood. As she deals with a bully and makes friends, Susan begins to show her strength and determination to find a better future.

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