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The Jailing of Cecelia Capture | Janet Campbell Hale

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Leftcoastzen

The Jailing of Cecelia Capture | Janet Hale

#14books14weeks2023 I was thinking about joining in , @Liz_M had such great picks ,got me motivated! I wanted a Virago and a NYRB book in my selections as well.Some have been on the #TBRMountain for a long time.
@TheHeartlandBookFairy

TheHeartlandBookFairy So glad you were motivated to join in, happy to have you! Happy summer, happy Reading 😎📚 1y

Leftcoastzen @TheHeartlandBookFairy thanks! 1y

Liz_M I'm honored to have inspired this fab stack! 1y

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Emilymdxn

The Jailing of Cecelia Capture | Janet Hale

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This was such a perfectly written character study of a native American woman attending law school in Idaho, and the factors that lead to her being arrested. I loved the way that time slipped backwards and forwards, it felt so organic and I was never confused about what order things happened in, which can happen with books like that. In the end I found it meaningful, complex, and stereotype-defying.

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