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Tomboy: a graphic memoir
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  african americans     anti-semitism     civil rights movements     communism     concentration camps     feminism     france     holocaust     jewish     jim crow     military     nazis     race relations     racism     segregation     slavery     soldiers     war     world war ii     wwii  

  • Annotation:
    • A memoir about adolescence and gender stereotypes. Liz Prince explores “what it means to be a girl” with humor and honesty and learns “to embrace her own views on gender as she comes of age”.
  • Creator:
    • Editor - Daniel Harmon
  • Publication Information:
    • Zest Books, San Francisco, CA, 2014
  • Color or Black & White: Black and White
  • Genres:
    • Autobiography/Memoir
    • Biography
  • Bibliography Available:
    • No
  • Original Language
    • English
  • Historical Topic/Event
    • Gender identity
  • Geographic Setting:
    • United States
  • Date Range:
    • 1986 - 2013
  • Awards:
    • Ignatz Award for Outstanding Debut
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