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A Tour of Oprah's Library

Where does the woman who got America reading curl up with a good novel?
O, The Oprah Magazine  |  From the Fall 2008 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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Photo: Jonny Valiant

"Standing Woman with Pleated Skirt," a 1926 sculpture by French-American artist Gaston Lachaise, presides over copies of Poems of Black Africa, Arnold Adoff's Slow Dance Heart Break Blues, and And So I Sing, a book about African-American opera divas. 

Art © The Lachaise Foundation

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