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Annie John
Ever notice how growing up means slowly becoming a stranger to your own family? Especially your mom? Jamaica Kincaid’s "Annie John" nails that awkward, messy drift from clingy kid to distant teen, all while unpacking what colonial hangovers do to identity. It’s not a warm and fuzzy coming-of-age; it’s honest, raw, and a little uncomfortable in the best way.
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