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    Autopsy of a Boring Wife
    Autopsy of a Boring Wife
    Autopsy of a Boring Wife
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    Autopsy of a Boring Wife

    Written by Marie-Renée Lavoie

    Narrated by Justine Eyre

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    When Diane's husband leaves her because he thinks she’s boring, she goes on a highly entertaining journey that will help her restore trust in herself and others.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    TranslatorArielle Aaronson
    Release dateJan 21, 2020
    ISBN9781666564600
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    Marie-Renée Lavoie

    Marie-Renée Lavoie is an author and a teacher of literature at Maisonneuve College. Her novel Mister Roger and Me won ICI Radio-Canada's Battle of the Books—the Quebec equivalent of Canada Reads—and the Archambault Prize. She currently resides in Montreal.

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      Very funny! I was thrown off at first because I lived in France for 16 years and thought that this was a book translated from French - I thought that it was a really bad translation! Then I realized that the author is French Canadian and then it made sense so I was able to enjoy the ride from there! Loved it!