By Adina Kay-Gross for Raising Kvell
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recently had the pleasure of chatting with Tova Mirvis about her new
book, “Visible City,” the all-consuming nature of parenting, and the
freedom that comes with accepting imperfection.
In “Visible City,” unlike your previous novels, Judaism isn’t a central theme. What took its place in this book?
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