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Pachinko (Book Review)
This multigenerational saga is about a Korean family that expatriated to Japan, taking place throughout the 20th century. It...
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The Painter’s Daughter (Book Review)
This entertaining novel would make a perfect beach read. I'm glad to have started my summer off with it!
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Sweet Life in Paris (Book Review with Hot Chocolate Recipe)
Never having been to Paris, no other book I've ever read has made me feel more like I have.
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The Summer Before the War (book review)
It is a bittersweet–but more sweet than bitter– tale about (mostly) likable characters and the difficult times they find...
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Murder at the Brightwell (Book Review)
This languidly paced novel was both undemanding and enjoyable. If you too are in need of an entertaining distraction,...
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Book Review: Jade Dragon Mountain
I really liked this mystery set in 18th century China. It was fresh and well written, and it tied...
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Book Review: One Thousand Gifts
...her life was turned upside down and burst open by finding gratitude to God for the slightest little gifts...
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Book Review: The Last Runaway
This historical novel is set in Ohio and is about a Quaker girl from England who who becomes involved...
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Book Review: Circling the Sun
This book is written about the real and indomitable Beryl Markham, the first woman who flew across the...
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Book Review: Delancey
If you want to read a real life story of the struggle behind realizing a dream, you might enjoy...
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Book Review: The Forest Lover
This book is historical fiction of Emily Carr, a remarkable woman painter, who despite her confining Victorian upbringing traveled...
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Book Review: Little Paris Bookshop
The main character is a "literary apothecary, or a "book epicure" that can discern which book is exactly the...