When the drummers were women by Layne Redmond
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Saving Quinton by Jessica Sorensen
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Breaking Nova by Jessica Sorensen
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Una niña, un tambor, un sueño by Margarita Engle
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The beat of my own drum by Sheila E.
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The girl in the back
Laura Davis-Chanin
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The Spitboy rule by Michelle Cruz Gonzales
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"... routinierte Trommlerin gesucht"
Dorothea Kaufmann
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Women Drummers: A History from Rock and Jazz to Blues and Country by Angela Smith
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Unraveled
Lauren Dane
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The pros of cons
Alison Cherry
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Women drummers by Angela Smith
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Publishing History

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Subjects
Biography, Drummers (Musicians), Women musicians, Fiction, History, Dystopias, Fiction, romance, contemporary, Guilt, History and criticism, Man-woman relationships, Memories, Music, history and criticism, Musicians, Musicians, biography, Punk rock music, Punk rock musicians, Self-realization, Ancient Figurines, Art, middle eastern, Authorship
Places
United States, California, Cuba, Germany, San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle (Wash.)
People
Laura Davis-Chanin, Michelle Cruz Gonzales, Millo Castro Zaldarriaga, Sheila E. (1957-)
Times
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Prolific Authors

who have written the most books on this subject
Jessica Sorensen, 2 books
Layne Redmond, 1 book
Lauren Dane, 1 book
Dorothea Kaufmann, 1 book
Angela Smith, 1 book
Sarit Paz, 1 book
Margarita Engle, 1 book
Sarit Paz, 1 book
Angela Smith, 1 book
Alison Cherry, 1 book
Sheila E., 1 book
Laura Davis-Chanin, 1 book
Michelle Cruz Gonzales, 1 book
Dottie Dodgion, 1 book
Wayne Enstice, 1 book