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Lust Study Guide

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by Susan Minot
About 54 pages (16,204 words)
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"Lust" is narrated from a first-person point of view by a reliable, unnamed narrator. The narrator is a teenaged girl. The primary timeline covers approximately 3 years of her life as she attends the coeducational religious Casey Academy, away from home. The narrator is 15 to 17 years old during the primary period of the story. She lives in a dormitory-style room, smokes tobacco and marijuana, drinks alcohol, uses birth-control pills from the age of 15 on, and has sex with boys. (read more)
      Lust
      Sparks
      Blow
      City Night
      Lunch with Harry
      The Break-up
      The Swan in the Garden
      The Feather in the Toque
      The Knot
      A Thrilling Life
      Ole Siche
      The Man Who Would Not Go Away

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