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In My Mothers House a Daughters Story

Pages
320
Published
1983
Language
English

Synopsis

Kim Chernin's memoir, 'In My Mother's House,' explores the intricate relationship between four generations of Chernin women. It tells the story of Rose Chernin, a Russian immigrant and Old Left activist, and her daughter Kim, as they navigate conflict, confrontation, and ultimately, reconciliation. This twentieth-anniversary edition revisits a feminist classic about family bonds and political conviction.