The 11-year-old heroine of the 1964 classic “Harriet the Spy” is a street-smart tomboy who galumphs around her Upper East Side neighborhood in ratty jeans and a hoodie. She snoops on her neighbors — sneaking into dumbwaiters and scaling the roofs of apartment buildings — while jotting down shockingly frank observations, like “DOES HIS MOTHER…
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‘Harriet the Spy’ author Louise Fitzhugh’s secret, subversive life
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