A Lady's Ladybird
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Idgie lives in place where love is only acceptable between biological males and biological females. Any other type of relationship was illegal, punishable by persecution or worse, death. All Idgie wanted to do was find someone to fall in love with and live happily with. When truth is revealed, Idgie and others must escape to live freely.
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