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Wonderful, insightful, and a darn good read

Revisado: 08-14-18

Women sharing, and in doing so, growing. International, yet as close as your heart. You will love this book

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Beautifully written and performed. Wonderful!

Revisado: 05-07-18

A book without violence that holds your attention is a rarity. This book is indeed that, a lone flower in a bed of weeds. As a survivor of the Cold War, this historical fiction held a very real note of the absurd tragedy of the USSR, but from a deeply personal view point. A Gentleman in Moscow, who turns out to be much more than you could ever imagine, is a great book.

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Fascinating crime story where no one is killed. Well, almost no one

Revisado: 06-12-17

This is a unique Grisham book, but what a wonderful surprise! If you love books and are fascinated by book writers and sellers , you will love this bo

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Unexpectedly Good

Revisado: 09-24-16

this was a real mystery, everyone was suspect until the last half hour. I did not figure it out, which was a delightful surprise. I hate predictable books. This book was not full of bloody details...people were killed with finesse. The characters were well rounded and fully developed. All in all, an interesting "read".6

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WHAT NONSENSE

Revisado: 08-04-16

I listened to the whole thing waiting for something to happen. It never did. If it wasn't free I would return it.

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Bless be the book that binds

Revisado: 07-25-16

Interesting how passionate book readers attract each other. This story is about a little town on an island, a bookstore and a bookseller. What binds it all together is the love of books that wraps around the hearts of them all, adding joy and complications along the way. If you love books too this is for you

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Interesting book, if you've never experienced brutal winter in the wild this will be unbelievable

Revisado: 07-07-16

Perhaps I loved this book because I am a child of the vast white wasteland. It all seemed very authentic to me. Or perhaps I loved it because I love mysteries, but I am so tired of blood and gore. Or maybe because I'm a fool for a September love story. I hope you find lots of reasons to love it too.

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First chapter is all you need to read

Revisado: 07-02-16

I listened to the whole thing, but my predication wasn't wrong . It's a formula. I wonder if all her books are the same?

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Well, I knew it wasn't him...

Revisado: 04-16-16

But I just could not figure out who did it. I love Sanford and his cohorts, but it's a gender thing. The male mystery writers have the nuts and bolts down pat, but Brown has the heart down pat. Very engaging story

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An historic look at what made modern women tough

Revisado: 11-03-15

Our foremothers did not just follow their husbands blindly, many risked life, imprisonment, abuse and social rejection to move the lot of women forward. This book is about the roots of birth control and abortion. It used to be illegal to practice any form of birth control, any doctor found guilty of guiding women to limit their families would find themselves in jail. We've come a long way, baby.
Other than fascinating history, the story is interesting with wonderful characters, both major and minor. The story hands us a complete slice of history for this time period, all the good, bad and awful. Wonderful story.

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