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The Calamity Club Category_ACTIVITY & ART As her connection with the*The Calamity Club* by Kathryn Stockett whisks readers to Oxford, Mississippi in 1933, where sharp humour and real grit sit alongside a big hearted story about women who refuse to be written off. Set against the hard edges of the Great Depression, this is historical fiction with bitefull of resilience, friendship, and the quiet power of community. Eleven year old Meg Lefleur, labelled unadoptable at the local orphanage, has learned to depend on her

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The Calamity Club Category_ACTIVITY & ART As her connection with the*The Calamity Club* by Kathryn Stockett whisks readers to Oxford, Mississippi in 1933, where sharp humour and real grit sit alongside a big hearted story about women who refuse to be written off. Set against the hard edges of the Great Depression, this is historical fiction with bitefull of resilience, friendship, and the quiet power of community. Eleven year old Meg Lefleur, labelled unadoptable at the local orphanage, has learned to depend on her

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