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Three Days in June by Anne Tyler

Three Days in June

A Novel

by Anne Tyler

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  • Feb 11, 2025, 176 pages
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  • Wendy K. (Rising Fawn, GA)
    I loved "Three Days in June
    This book drew me in and kept my attention until the very end. In fact I didn't want it to end. Thoroughly enjoyable. Gail Baines' interior dialogue came across as real and true. The writing is tight, engaging, and funny. Anyone who wants an absorbing, entertaining and light read would enjoy this. Moreover, I think any woman would find Gail incredibly relatable.
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