The Girl Who Rode the White Lion Keith Williams and to ways of reading

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then explores the poet’s experience of being part of the problem and her increasingly fraught relationship to an inherited tradition of Roman Catholicism

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The Girl Who Rode the White Lion Keith Williams and to ways of readingSet against the rise of Nazi Germany and the postwar world, this novel tells a gripping story of survival, courage, and hidden truths. In 1938, young Sarah Frank escapes an SS officer whose obsession with her family turns deadly, finding refuge in a travelling circusa sanctuary of acrobats, lion trainers, and outsiders who become her family. Nearly two decades later, in 1957 New York, a routine zoo autopsy reveals a silver SS ring inside an elderly