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Another Outstanding Book

Revisado: 05-25-24

The short stories were masterful. Eve in Hollywood has laugh outloud humor even for those not near its golden gates. The reader is also one of the best a I've heard on Audible creating a plethora of different voices. It is impossible to choose a favorite story. The first resonated because it captures the dreadful irony of the Communist system. The story of the tapestry would make a delightful player, poking fun at "old money" and new. It is the story of Eve that has us laughing and begs to be a short feature film.

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Haseltine is a good writer

Revisado: 05-09-24

Fascinating topic. Learn about history but with information that is relevant today. A coup in presenting a factual narrative. I recommend this book to those who serve in our secret services as well as those like me who study from afar.

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TERRIFFMYSTERY

Revisado: 05-29-23

Think this is my fda orientation so far, complicated story. Engaging characters, a gem of a mystery,

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Another mystery triumph

Revisado: 05-27-23

it's has more twists than a spiralized zucchini. The characters,as always, are so well drawn. The family realistic and loveable. And enough actions for an"action" Movie or TV series. Start with the first book in the series. I promise you won't stop until you've read them all.

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Very Good Mystery

Revisado: 05-22-23

I would have given it 5☆ if I hadn't been able to figure who committed the murder in the next to last chapter.
The characters were well developed and interesting. The story was original and very well written. I would definitely recommend this to friends and look forward in reading other books by her.

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absolutely fascinatimg

Revisado: 05-19-23

It is much more than the tragic assaignation of a man who would have been a brilliant US, The provides a history of technological and medical advances through ooortraits of their personalities and lives. What could have been dry and boring becomes alive with stories of post Civil War Republican politics and the doctors who forwarded medical knedge Andromeda who remained blindly ignorant. Very relevant in our Era of covid,

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Excellent

Revisado: 02-05-23

Couldn't ask for a better mystery. Twists at every turn. Lauren Ambrose was an outstanding narrator. The people came alive. Of course every mystery has to have villains, but the other people were indeed lovable. Couldn't ask for more.

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Outstanding

Revisado: 11-12-22

For Those of us who remember that time; for those of us who had parents during that time; for those who need to learn about that time. Would that some of those positive values remained today.

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very interesting

Revisado: 08-18-22

Not sure I agreed with everything about Elizabeth I. but enjoyed it just the same.

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No Wonder it's a Best Seller

Revisado: 07-18-22

The book is outstanding because it combines humor with serious issues. The characters are quirky. Most are lovable. Bonnie Garmus writes of the early 1950s, when women had great difficulty getting a credit card (My mother had to guarantee to pay if I failed to do so, to get credit at Sears.) We were expected to marry at the end of college, which most of my friends did. At my first job I was paid less than the men teachers. I was fortunate that all of our heroine's difficulties didn't befall me, but then I was traditional in most cultural ways.
Whatever one's age, the book is delightful and very enlightening for those who have had the benefits of progress in women's rights.
It is already being turned into a movie whose screen writer wrote Erin Brockovich.

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