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ROBBER BRIDE, THE (LARGE PRINT) (Bantam/Doubleday/Delacorte Press Large Print Collection) by Margaret Atwood; Doubleday & Company, Inc is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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From The Extraordinary Imagination Of Margaret Atwood Comes Her Most Intricate And Subversive Novel Yet. Roz, Charis, And Tony - War Babies All - Share A Wound, And Her Name Is Zenia. Zenia Is Beautiful And Smart And Hungry, By Turns Manipulative And Vulnerable, Needy And Ruthless, The Turbulent Center Of Her Own Never-ending Saga. Zenia Entered Their Lives When They Were In College, In The Sixties; And Over The Three Decades Since, She Damaged Each Of Them Badly, Ensnaring Their Sympathy, Betraying Their Trust, And Treating Their Men As Loot. Then Zenia Died, Or At Any Rate The Three Women - With Much Relief - Attended Her Funeral. But As The Robber Bride Begins, She's Suddenly Alive Again, Sauntering Into The Restaurant Where They Are Innocently Eating Lunch. In This Consistently Entertaining And Profound New Novel, Margaret Atwood Reports From The Farthest Reaches Of The War Between The Sexes, Provocatively Suggesting That If Women Are To Be Equal They Must Realize That They Share With Men Both The Capacity For Villainy And The Responsibility For Moral Choice. The Group Of Women And Men At The Center Of This Funny And Wholly Involving Story All Fall Prey To A Chillingly Recogniz

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Author
Margaret Atwood; Doubleday & Company, Inc
Publisher
Nan A. Talese, Doubleday
Published
1993
Language
EN
ISBN
9780385491037
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Fiction

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