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A new-to-me author who comes pre-praised by Salman Rushdie. Nothing terribly wrong with this book, other than it's too long at 350 pages, and not as good as Ferrante at telling the story of a weirdly symbiotic relationship between tween girls. There are a bunch more themes, but the felt mostly under-developed. Maybe it was authorial restraint, but I found it more like authorial somnambulance.
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