| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Sure, this book is mostly famous for dealing with plenty of pubescent female firsts, like buying a bra and getting your period (a side note for the Blume faithful--the text has been updated since its 1970 publication with newer feminine hygiene technology, so no more belts.) But a bigger conflict comes from main character Margaret's religious background: Her mother is Christian and her father is J
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