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Tania James
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Tania James

How to pronounce Tania James: TAHN-ya

Read-Alikes for Tania James

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  • Tracy Chevalier

    Tracy Chevalier

    Tracy Chevalier was born in Washington, DC but has lived in England all her adult life. She now has dual citizenship. She has a BA in English from Oberlin College, Ohio and an MA in creative writing from the University of ... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    Loot

    Try:
    Girl With A Pearl Earring
    by Tracy Chevalier

  • David Diop

    David Diop

    David Diop was born in Paris and was raised in Senegal. He is the head of the Arts, Languages, and Literature Department at the University of Pau, where his research includes such topics as eighteenth-century French ... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    Loot

    Try:
    Beyond the Door of No Return
    by David Diop

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