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Loretta M. Owen
reviewed New Monologues for Women by Women on November 16, 2013
New Monologues for Women by Women
I really loved it, its heavy and sad but real and good. I hate the way it ends, I wished some reconciliation could have been made.
The anger the son has at his mothers inability to let things be sad or tragic really resonated with me. I appreciate the way her faith was displayed.
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