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    Eva LunaSeries

    series · 2 books · 1987

    About art and artists, set in latin america.

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    Margaret Atwood · standalone novel · 1988

    About friendship and grief and loss, set in north america.

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    Set in british isles.

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    Terry Bisson · standalone novel · 2012

    Set in north america.

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    SurfacingNovel

    Margaret Atwood · standalone novel · 1972

    Eerie in tone, about grief and loss, set in north america and countryside & village.

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