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Daily Archives: 16 March, 2011
In celebration of Women’s History Month…
I’m featuring nonfiction women’s history/women’s studies-related books all month long on my book blog. I’m also hosting at least 1 giveaway each week in March that everyone is free to enter. The ones currently running are US or US/Canada-only, but … Continue reading
Posted in art & literature, women's history month
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