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Closer to Fine
Did I pick up this book for an education about female sexuality, Jewish tradition, and psychotherapy? No, I did not; but to my surprise, I was soon absorbing new information wrapped seamlessly into an engrossing story. The main character, Rachel Levine, is a graduate student in clinical psychotherapy […]
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Tags: Family relations, Good Books, Jewish life, lgbtq+, Review of the Month, Women's rights
Tags: Family relations, Good Books, Jewish life, lgbtq+, Review of the Month, Women's rights
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