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Set in a university setting, the novel follows four college roommates as they confront dietary challenges and complex family dynamics. Through their shared experiences, they discover the power of friendship and inner strength, supporting one another as they navigate relationships with their mothers and a jealous sibling.
The story explores themes of female camaraderie, self‑discovery, and the ways shared struggles can foster deeper connections.
First publish date: 2013
Genre: General Fiction/General Fiction
Authors: Pamela Moses
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