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The phrase “coming-of-age” is frequently
thrown about in the book world. I feel like every other book I read uses
that descriptor. The plots of these coming-of-age tales often center on a
major event that drastically alters a character’s current situation and
expected future: a loss, a change of perspective, a victory. But the
three individuals at the center of THE MOTHERS, Brit Bennett’s
bestselling debut novel, have already experienced hinge moments before
the end of chapter one.
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