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Granta compared it favorably to “The Catcher in the Rye” and “The Female Eunuch,” two books that may never have been grouped together before. Govinda Marathi Movie Video Songs Free Download. Whether the controversy — and the sales — will follow here is, I’m afraid, the most interesting thing about the novel. Roche, 31, was born in England and raised in Germany. This is her first book; she told one interviewer that until now she had written “only the lines for my own TV show.” She considers “Wetlands” a feminist manifesto about society’s oppressive standards of female beauty and hygiene, a new literature of female empowerment: “I wanted to write about the ugly parts of the human body. The smelly bits. The juices of the female body.... I created a heroine that has a totally creative attitude towards her body — someone who has never even heard that women are supposedly smelly between their legs.