The protagonist of this novel uses butter as lotion for her skin and takes a daffodil to press under a mattress. One character in this work might be Frederick Waterford or Frederick Judd, and this novel is framed as a bunch of [?] cassette tapes found in Maine by Pieixoto. One character stays with Quakers before becoming a prostitute at Jezebel's. The protagonist learns about the phrase "Don't Let the bastards grind you down," during Scrabble, and this work that features the secret police The Eyes of God sees the protagonist threatened to clean up toxic waste in the Colonies if she is unable to produce babies, which will entail a label of unwoman. For ten points, name this tale about the Republic of Gilead focusing on Offred, a feminist dystopian novel by Margaret 
The protagonist of this novel uses butter as lotion for her skin and takes a daffodil to press under a mattress. One character in this work might be Frederick Waterford or Frederick Judd, and this novel is framed as a bunch of [?] cassette tapes found in Maine by Pieixoto. One character stays with Quakers before becoming a prostitute at Jezebel's. The protagonist learns about the phrase "Don't Let the bastards grind you down," during Scrabble, and this work that features the secret police The Eyes of God sees the protagonist threatened to clean up toxic waste in the Colonies if she is unable to produce babies, which will entail a label of unwoman. For ten points, name this tale about the Republic of Gilead focusing on Offred, a feminist dystopian novel by Margaret Atwood.
The protagonist of this novel uses butter as lotion for her skin and takes a daffodil to press under a mattress.
The {Handmaid's} Tale