In My Mothers House a Daughters Story

The outer archives are busy

by Kim Chernin, Marilyn Yalom, Mariyln Yalom

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In this twentieth anniversary edition of the feminist classic In My Mother's House, Kim Chernin tells the brave and ultimately triumphant story of Rose Chernin, Russian immigrant and passionate Old Left activist, and her daughter Kim, the narrator of this riveting memoir of conflict, confrontation, and reconciliation among four generations of Chernin women.

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