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Girl Braiding Her Hair

Inspired by the True Story of a Revolutionary Female Artist History Forgot

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Girl Braiding Her Hair

By: Marta Molnar, Dana Marton
Narrated by: Leah Daniels
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Her friends included Van Gogh, Degas, and Renoir. Paris celebrated her as a sought-after model, until she picked up the brush herself, at a time when art schools refused to accept female students. By the time Suzanne Valadon was 15 years old, shed been a horse walker, a milliner, a funeral wreath maker, and a circus acrobat, but that was just the beginning of her adventures. Here is her story, along with Ellie's, a modern woman a century later at a crossroads of her life, who pulls Suzanne from the shadows of the past into the light.

A brand-new novel from the author of the bestselling novel of THE SECRET LIFE OF SUNFLOWERS.

The perfect Book Club listen!

©2023 Marta Dana (P)2024 Marta Dana
Biographical Fiction Genre Fiction Women's Fiction
Engaging Storytelling • Intertwined Narratives • Historical Insight • Artistic Inspiration • Enjoyable Stories
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The narration of the book was phenomenal and it was a great book as well. Loved the story!

Narrator and Book Review

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The narration could have used more speakers. The characters were hard to desern form each other, especially towards the end.

Paris art scene

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Enjoyed the novel and both story lines. The reader, however, reminded me Prank Call voices.

Some Paintings Should be Seen

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I love reading about little known women in history. I don’t know much about art and this book inspired me to look up Suzanne’s work.

History and current day story

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Liked the side by side stories and the strong women in both. Made me want to visit Paris and Philadelphia

Love art and loved this story

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Not surprised that women held a critical place in the world of art and artists, as they do in every other aspect of life and history. This tale, comprised of modern and turn-of-the-last century contrasts, was a lyrical bit of story telling that was informative, entertaining and compelling. I was compelled to research as I read! Thank you

Lost fame

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Easy to follow, fun story and history review. Loved the empowerment of women breaking the glass ceiling in history!

Good read

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The story was great. The narrator was not. Her first book was so much better.

Subject

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I loved how the author wove history into Ellie's story. It definitely sparked curiosity in learning more about art from this time period.

An insightful glimpse into the past

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Suzanne Valadon was a force of nature! Thanks for introducing another woman who was fighting to break down barriers for all women. Sorry to say that the narrator's pronunciation, over-diction at some points, and particularly her voiced sound effects were disruptive to my enjoyment.

Another wonderful introduction of a woman mostly lost to history.

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