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Book Review: The Remains of the Day
I did not like the movie based on this book when I saw it; I remember it as unsatisfying...
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Book Review: Orphan Train
This is a quick and easy read. It is an interesting story of upheaval and resilience, even though the...
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Book Review: The Bookseller of Kabul
I wouldn’t say this book is enjoyable, but it certainly is enlightening. It gives you a glimpse of everyday...
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Book Review: Painted Horses
This novel was a refreshing change of time and place for me. It was set mostly in the mid...
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Two Great Cookbooks: Plenty & Plenty More
These two cookbooks are wonderful and I give them five stars. I am sad they are due back at...
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Book Review: The Paris Architect
Books about war are not my favorite genre, so it took a book club to get me to read...
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Book Review: Delicious!
I really enjoyed this light book about a young woman with an amazingly discerning palate. She can taste anything...
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Book Review: Realistic Abstracts
This book is better than most of its kind. I give it 4 stars. You can see below both...
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Book Review: And The Dark and Sacred Night
Well, unless you were a reader of Three Junes, and you want closure on that story, I don’t recommend...
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Book Review: The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry
I really liked this light book about a bookstore owner who is brought back to life after mourning the...
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Book Review: Three Junes
There are three stories in this book (hence the title) with overlapping characters revolving around a Scottish family of...
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Book Review: Without Reservations
This book has been on my reading list for a long time. I dream of travel so I thought...