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    Sister to Sister
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    Sister to Sister

    By Patricia Foster

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    About this ebook

    Sister to Sister includes essays and stories by:

    Meena Alexander
    Robin Behn
    Louise DeSalvo
    Erika Duncan
    Maria Flook
    Patricia Foster
    Bonnie Friedman
    Donna Gordon
    Lucy Grealy
    Joy Harjo
    Bell Hooks
    Pam Houston
    Jesse Lee Kercheval
    Lori Hope Norris
    Letty Cottin Pogrebin
    Mona Simpson
    Debra Spark
    Joan Wickersham
    Joy Williams
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRandom House Publishing Group
    Release dateMay 11, 2011
    ISBN9780307794734
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    Sister to Sister
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    Patricia Foster

    Patricia Foster is a true believer in the tenets of minimalism. She was once living in a world where she had to have more than she needed to feel as if she was achieving some goal or was using her earnings to show how much she had. She had the gaudiest house and the fanciest car she could afford. One day she simply came to the realization that she really was stressing herself out more than anything else when she opted to put herself in debt to get all of these things. This is what led Patricia to change and this is what led her to share her journey with others and show them that nothing is wrong with minimalism.

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