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By Julianna Haubner
| Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Though it’s experienced its fair share of controversy, Lena
Dunham’s television series “Girls” profoundly changed the way we see and
discuss women on-screen. Portraying the good, bad, and ugly of postgraduate
city life—from failed relationships to body image issues and millennial
malaise—the show inspired a new generation of writers—and readers—to bare
all. The show has come to an end, but if you find yourself missing the wit
and wisdom of Hannah Horvath, here are some books that will help you cope. READ
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