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The Most Fun We Ever Had (Book Review)
This slow family saga is character driven and full of the everyday messiness of life.
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The Golden Wolf Saga (Book Reviews)
Good enough to read 1350 pages, this historical fiction of the unification of Norway, is epic in many ways.
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Half Drowned King (Book Review)
It was a special pleasure to read well done historical fiction of such a different time period. I give...
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The Dutch House (Book Review)
If you are going to read this melancholy new novel by Ann Patchett, I suggest listening to it on...
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Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness (Book Review)
This book is well written about a challenging family in the African bush.
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The Hare with Amber Eyes (Book Review)
If you are interested in history, this book is a great way to get a grand swath of it,...
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Book of Joy (Book Review)
Here you get to sit in on a conversation of two world spiritual leaders and hear their advice for...
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City Bakers Guide to Country Living (Book Review)
This is breezy fiction at its best– warm, home-affirming, and full of the transformative power of love.
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The Dearly Beloved (Book Review)
This debut novel is a good character study and a interesting vehicle to discuss some issues around church life...
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Marriage of Opposites (Book Review)
I enjoyed this factual, excellently written, historical fiction about famous impressionist Camille Pissarro and his background, set mostly on...
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Wolfpack (Book Review)
This is a strong, little book for women about taking back their power. I agree with what she says.