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The Birth of Venus
by Sarah Dunant
Entertaining Read (1/26/2006)
The only book in Florence that I could find in English, I wasn't expecting much when I picked up this slim book. I read the book, LOVED IT, and then went around the next day in Florence, pointing out to my sister all the various different historical landmarks that were inmore
The Historian
by Elizabeth Kostova
Brilliant book (1/26/2006)
This book is one of the most entertaining I have read in quite a long time. Kostova's descriptions are fantastic, and I enjoyed every minute of it. Very well researched, entertaining, and, hey, who doesn't love a good Dracula book?
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