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    A Student's Guide to Nathaniel Hawthorne: Outstanding American Authors, #1
    A Student's Guide to Nathaniel Hawthorne: Outstanding American Authors, #1
    A Student's Guide to Nathaniel Hawthorne: Outstanding American Authors, #1
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    A Student's Guide to Nathaniel Hawthorne: Outstanding American Authors, #1

    By MaryAnn Diorio

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    Nathaniel Hawthorne is an outstanding American author who lived and wrote during the 19th century. His fiction deals with a wide variety of themes, including alienation, sin, guilt, pride, and hypocrisy. He delves into issues of the human heart that cross generational lines. In A Student's Guide to Nathaniel Hawthorne, Dr. MaryAnn Diorio has provided a rich resource for understanding and appreciating the works of this great author.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTopNotch Press
    Release dateFeb 22, 2019
    ISBN9780930037307
    A Student's Guide to Nathaniel Hawthorne: Outstanding American Authors, #1
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    MaryAnn Diorio

    MaryAnn Diorio writes award-winning fiction from a quaint small town in New Jersey where neighbors still stop to chat while walking their dogs, families and friends still gather on wide, wrap-around porches, and the charming downtown still finds kids licking lollipops and old married folks holding hands. A Jersey girl at heart, MaryAnn loves Jersey diners, Jersey tomatoes, and the Jersey shore. You can learn more about her and her writing at maryanndiorio.com.

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