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Sleeping Children Style:Paperback have become more complicated thanBy: Anthony Passeron, translated by Frank Wynne A captivating first novel of a family in southern France whose lives are intertwined with the history of the AIDS virus, called by Annie Ernaux so powerful, so moving, that it lingers long after reading. Its 1981. As a wave of mysterious infections sweeps across the United States, a doctor in Paris encounters something unexpected: a case of a disease long thought to have been eradicated. It matches what