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Lauren Grodstein
Lauren Grodstein (born November 19, 1975) is an American novelist and educator at Rutgers University of Camden in New Jersey, known for her use of male viewpoint characters. Her novel ''Girls Dinner Club'' made the New York Public Library “Book for the Teen Age” list in 2006.〔
==Background==
Lauren Grodstein grew up in North Jersey, in a Jewish family, and has family members in France who survived the Holocaust.〔()〕 When she was younger she had an active imagination, and loved to trick her friends and family into believing her made up stories. Grodstein now lives in Morristown, New Jersey with her husband, Ben, and son, Nathaniel, and considers herself to be a "reluctant atheist."〔 She teaches creative writing at Rutgers Camden to a wide variety of students.〔〔 When she is not teaching, she is writing fiction, including several award-winning novels, and an unpublished book. The novels that she has published are known for depicting the faults of suburbia, especially ''A Friend of the Family''.
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