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The World To Come
by Dara Horn
A Sensitive Tale (3/28/2007)
This is a wonderful book with just enough sadness and pain to be uplifting. Dara Horn takes us through a childhood of turmoil with sensitivity and grace. The fantasy work is particularly touching and leaves you wishing to believe.
The Thirteenth Tale
by Diane Setterfield
Beautifuly Written, Crafted, and Loved (2/24/2007)
This is such a wonderful book! It is pure bliss for the bibliophile and such joy for those who love great writing. The story is message and the words are the medium. I read a great deal of fiction and have been haunted and thrilled by this book. It does make one realizemore
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