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Mona Susan Power

Read-Alikes for Mona Susan Power

If you like Mona Susan Power, try these authors:
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  • Lisa Bird-Wilson

    Lisa Bird-Wilson

    Lisa Bird-Wilson is a Cree-Métis writer and poet and the CEO of the Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies, an organization committed to the renewal and development of Métis culture and education. Her fiction ... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    A Council of Dolls

    Try:
    Probably Ruby
    by Lisa Bird-Wilson

  • Rachel Eliza Griffiths

    Rachel Eliza Griffiths

    Rachel Eliza Griffiths is a poet, visual artist, and novelist. She is a recipient of the Hurston/Wright Foundation Legacy Award and the Paterson Poetry Prize and was a finalist for a NAACP Image Award. Griffiths is also a ... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    A Council of Dolls

    Try:
    Promise
    by Rachel Eliza Griffiths

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