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Wild Decembers

by Edna O'Brien

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Wild Decembers by Edna O'Brien
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    Apr 2000, 257 pages

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    May 2001, 257 pages

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Wild Decembers was at elast an interesting book. Sometimes the storline was alittle hard to follow because of the narration technique used, but that's also what brings the book to life. Her writing style is very lyrical, and I enjooyed the fact that she wasn't afraid to write about disturbing subjects.
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