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Little Fires Everywhere
Book • 2017
Little Fires Everywhere delves into the lives of the Richardson family and the enigmatic Mia Warren, an artist and single mother, as they navigate the complexities of suburban life in the 1990s.
The novel explores themes of motherhood, identity, and the secrets that can both unite and divide families and communities.
A custody battle over a Chinese-American baby further complicates the relationships between the characters, highlighting issues of race, class, and belonging.
The novel explores themes of motherhood, identity, and the secrets that can both unite and divide families and communities.
A custody battle over a Chinese-American baby further complicates the relationships between the characters, highlighting issues of race, class, and belonging.
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Adam Grant as her second novel, a Goodreads Choice winner and New York Times bestseller, adapted into a Hulu series.
Adam Grant as her second novel, a Goodreads Choice winner and New York Times bestseller, adapted into a Hulu series.
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How Celeste Ng writes fiery prose
Referenced as an example of a novel with a powerful scene showcasing desire and resistance.
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Mentioned by Neda Ulaby as an author whose first published story was in the Bellevue Literary Review.
Arts Week: The Literary Magazine Dissecting Health And Healing
Mentioned by Adam Grant as Celeste Ng 's second novel, a Goodreads Choice winner and New York Times bestseller.
Adam Grant as Celeste Ng 's second novel, a Goodreads Choice winner and New York Times bestseller.
How Celeste Ng writes fiery prose
Mentioned by Neda Ulaby as a writer whose work has been featured in the Bellevue Literary Review and who wrote the novel Little Fires Everywhere.
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