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Amy and Isabelle

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  • Elizabeth Strout
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    …Strout published her first novel, Amy and Isabelle (TV movie 2001), which explores the relationship between a single mother and her 16-year-old daughter after the latter is seduced by a teacher. A bestseller, the work was praised for its spare prose and for Strout’s empathetic portrayal of characters struggling for…

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