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On The Street Where You Live

by Mary Higgins Clark

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There are currently 25 reader reviews for On The Street Where You Live

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Heather (05/09/03)

this is a very good book. it keeps you at the edge of your seat the whole time. i never thought the ending would turn out the way it did. i would recommend this book to anybody.

Me (04/23/03)

it was suspenseful n very unpredictable!

Dani (03/04/03)

This was an awesome book! She has kept me guessing again! I would have never thought it would end that way! WOW! I recomend this book to everyone!

ashley (03/04/03)

i really liked this book but i found the ending was predictable.

Courtney (01/24/03)

Wow! This was an awesome book! Mary Higgins Clark has done it again. She kept me guessing until the end. I can't figure out how she writes all these books and makes everything fit together! I recommend this to everyone, whether you are a M.H.C. fan or not! She's my favorite author. I also recommend Remember Me. Happy reading!Email me if you want!

nikki (01/18/03)

this is a very good book just like the rest of Mry Higgins Clark.

ashlee (11/11/02)

i rate this book a perfect five, i normally hate reading but this book kept my attention all the way through it and i enjoyed being on the edge of my seat everytime i turned a page!!

Lisa Blue (10/19/02)

This is a great book.
I need to read it for school but I'll
read it just for pleasure.
I'm the ind of person that does not like
to read but I like these books

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