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Heading Out to Wonderful

An exciting, erotically charged, and altogether unforgettable story of love gone...

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Violence

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Nov. 07, 2012
by jeann

Would you like to live in Brownsburg?

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Sep. 18, 2012
by dorisk

What kinds of feelings does Boaty Glass stir in you?

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Aug. 27, 2012
by pennyp

How did everyone like the ending?

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Aug. 27, 2012
by pennyp

Why do you think Sylvan and Claudie become friends?

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Aug. 27, 2012
by pennyp

How do you interpret, "Childhood is the most dangerous place of all and nobody gets past it unscarred"?

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Aug. 27, 2012
by pennyp

Overall, what do you think of Heading Out to Wonderful?

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Aug. 27, 2012
by pennyp

What was the role of the church in society in those days?

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Jul. 15, 2012
by laureens

Does the revival of "vintage" goods hold appeal for you? Do we have a special place in our hearts for the "good old days"?

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Jul. 15, 2012
by judym

Who was your favorite character in the story?

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Jul. 13, 2012
by johnw

Libraries

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Jul. 06, 2012
by dianes

Coming to terms with life's compromises

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Jun. 30, 2012
by MarieA

Heading Out to Wonderful

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Jun. 30, 2012
by Lea Ann

What logistics prevent Charlie from buying up Sylvan’s parents' farm?

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Jun. 27, 2012
by kLorene17

Heading Out to Wonderful and A Reliable Wife

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Jun. 26, 2012
by laurieh

Before Sylvan and Charlie get together, you know they are fated to be together; what keeps the pages turning in this electric buildup?

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Jun. 26, 2012
by laurieh

Bazooka tree

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Jun. 22, 2012
by terri

How have things changed (or not) for small towns in America?

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Jun. 20, 2012
by poornimaa

If a movie was made, who should play Charlie and Sylvan?

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Jun. 20, 2012
by vickio

What role do the movies play in Sylvan’s life?

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Jun. 19, 2012
by terri

Would things have played out differently for Sylvan and Claudie if they had been men?

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Jun. 19, 2012
by MarieA

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