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Sophie's choice

Author:	William Styron
Publisher:	New York : Random House Large Print, 2007.
Edition/Format:	Large print book : Fiction : English : 1st large print edView all editions and formats
Summary:	Stingo, a young southerner, who journeyed north in 1947 to become a writer becomes intellectually and emotionally entanglement with his neighbors in a Brooklyn rooming house. Nathan, a tortured, brilliant Jew, and his lover, Sophie, a beautiful Polish woman whose wrist bears the grim tattoo of a concentration camp ... and whose past is strewn with death that she alone survived.
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