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  • Anna Quindlen
    Anna Quindlen
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    Two years later she released More Than Enough, a novel about a private-school teacher in New York who discovers she has a mystery relative after taking a genetic ancestry test. In a review published in The New York Times, fellow novelist Jennifer Weiner called Quindlen “as observant and as wonderfully…

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    Two years later she released More Than Enough, a novel about a private-school teacher in New York who discovers she has a mystery relative after taking a genetic ancestry test. In a review published in The New York Times, fellow novelist Jennifer Weiner called Quindlen “as observant and as wonderfully…

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