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Alice Sebold: Critical Review by Ron Charles

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Alice Sebold
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SOURCE: Charles, Ron. “‘If I Should Die before I Wake, I Pray the Lord My Soul to Take’: In Alice Sebold's Debut Novel, the Dead Must Learn to Let Go, Too.” Christian Science Monitor (25 July 2002): 15.

In the following review, Charles admires The Lovely Bones for its utilization of both horror and beauty.

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