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Brit Bennett's second novel became an immediate bestseller. Here's what surprised her about that | Entertainment
Brit Bennett is intrigued by performance, and her bestselling 2020 novel “The Vanishing Half” features a masterful one at its center: Stella, a light-skinned Black woman, leaves her small Louisiana
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Author Brit Bennett draws on Southern California life in her novel 'The Vanishing Half'
Brit Bennett, who grew up in Oceanside, is the author of two New York Times bestselling novels. "The Vanishing Half" is being made into an HBO series.
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Brit Bennett's second novel became an immediate bestseller. Here's what surprised her about that | Entertainment
Brit Bennett is intrigued by performance, and her bestselling 2020 novel “The Vanishing Half” features a masterful one at its center: Stella, a light-skinned Black woman, leaves her small Louisiana
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