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Mothers' bodies are not their own. The happiest ones seem to have forgotten what...
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Lisa Carey
Book:
The Stolen Child
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Mothers' bodies are not their own. The happiest ones seem to have forgotten what it is like to want themselves back at all.
( Lisa Carey )
[ The Stolen Child ]
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