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What was Anna Quindlen’s most famous book?

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American novelist and journalist Anna Quindlen’s most famous books include her novel One True Thing (1994), which is based on her experience of dropping out of Barnard College for a year to take care of her dying mother, and the nonfiction book A Short Guide to a Happy Life (2000).