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Prodigal Summer

Submitted by SaraO on Wed, 10/29/2008 - 8:51pm.

The Prodigal Summer provided a very neat connection amongst three complex stories. Instead of leaving a bit of mystery and intrigue for the reader, we are flatly given the link, leaving nothing to the imagination. This book in effect does not fit in with the rest of our course which emphasizes the importance of personal interpretation and choice. 

I will be defending this position as Paul Groebstein. 

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