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Eating the Cheshire Cat is a 2000 novel by Helen Ellis.^[1] It follows three girls from Alabama—Sarina, Nicole, and Bitty Jack—as they grow up.

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^ American Book Publishing Record: ABPR annual cumulative. Bowker. 2000. p. 2424.

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In Person Helen Ellis at BookPeople, The Austin Chronicle.
Paperbacks^{[dead link]}, The Independent.
Eating the Cheshire Cat Archived 2008-05-19 at the Wayback Machine, Entertainment Weekly.

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