Feminist Reads 2013

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This page is to document the books I'm reading for the "Feminist Reads Challenge 2013" hosted by The Hiding Spot.

The link to my Feminist Reads Challenge bookshelf on Goodreads is right here! Take a peek. I'm listing the books here with the most recent on the top, so scroll down if you want to see the rest of the year.





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