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Search - Couldn't Keep It to Myself : Testimonies from Our Imprisoned Sisters
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Couldn't Keep It to Myself Testimonies from Our Imprisoned Sisters Author: What I hope is that people reading this book will bear in mind that we are human beings first, inmates second. — --Bonnie Foreshaw In a stunning new work of insight and hope, New York Times bestselling author Wally Lamb once again reveals his unmatched talent for finding the humanity in the lost and lonely and celebrates the transforming p... more »
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R B. reviewed Couldn't Keep It to Myself : Testimonies from Our Imprisoned Sisters on + 210 more book reviews
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Interesting read from the perspectives of imprisoned women and how their lives evolved.
Rosalie P. (rosalie02138) reviewed Couldn't Keep It to Myself : Testimonies from Our Imprisoned Sisters on + 23 more book reviews
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Women in prison learned to express themselves and change their lives through a creative writing class taught by bestselling author Wally Lamb. Some very touching stories. Paperback!
Genres:
- Education & Reference >> Writing >> General
- Education & Reference >> General
- Politics & Social Sciences >> Crime & Criminals? >> Penology
- Nonfiction >> Women's Studies >> General