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As I Lay Dying
Ever been stuck in a family road trip gone sideways? Now imagine the car is a rickety wagon, the destination a grave, and every passenger locked inside their own messy head. William Faulkner’s "As I Lay Dying" throws you into a Southern family’s chaotic journey through grief, identity, and stubbornness — with no GPS and plenty of dead ends.
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