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A Complete Woman parent’s guide: what’s inside
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A note for parents
This is an adult psychological fiction novel centered on complex themes of grief, infertility, relationship breakdown, and female identity—topics better suited to mature teen and adult readers. While the description suggests interpersonal conflict rather than graphic content, the focus on betrayal, lies, and emotional crises indicates heavy mature themes. The book explores what it means to be a 'complete woman' in society, which could resonate with older teens, but the emotional intensity and adult life circumstances make it more appropriate for ages 16+.
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From the publisher
Who says you can't go home again? Tracy Johnson has seen better days. She's suffered her fourth miscarriage, her boyfriend has left her and an unexpected death has called her home. Home isn't where her heart is, and Tracy hadn't been there since high school graduation. She got out and she never planned to go back-until... Who says you can't go home again? Tracy Johnson has seen better days. She's suffered her fourth miscarriage, her boyfriend has left her and an unexpected death has called her home. Home isn't where her heart is, and Tracy hadn't been there since high school graduation. She got out and she never planned to go back-until now. It isn't long after the funeral when Tracy discovers that death is the least of her worries. As she reunites with her high school friends, Tracy discovers lies, sex, and betrayal have festered in her absence. Through this rollercoaster ride, Tracy and her friends fight to break free of society's perceptions of a complete woman. Some will rise and embrace their completeness. Others will crack beneath the pressure. Only one thing is certain. No one-not even Tracy, will ever be the same.
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- Fiction, psychological
- Fiction, romance, african american & black
- Man-woman relationships, fiction
- Chicago (ill.), fiction
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ISBN 9780615861791 · Mocha Memoirs Press