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by danielle holm
I liked this book a lot!!! This was a very intresting rare occasion for me to enjoy a book because i really dont like to read but im glad my teacher assigned mr thins book it was good for me
Rated of 5
by Anonymous
The Poisonwood Bible was the best book I have ever read. I think anyone who reads it will get captured by the characters and emotions. The theme of the story is a wonderful example of problems that have occured for all time and will continue to occur long into the future. Personally, I liked the ending. Most authors leave the reader hanging without a sense of completion. Although some people prefer that, I enjoyed the continuation that provided for a closure.
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by Annie Corrigan
This book is extrememly well written and allows the reader an uncommon oppourtunity to see the story from all different angles.
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by Sarah
the topics and themes in this book would be terribly difficult to write about in a way that is fun to read but Kingsolver did it wonderfully
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by Laura
this book was wonderful. it was little hard to get into, but once you understand what is going on it is hard to put it down. i would definitely recommend this to anyone.
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