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A Simple Act of Gratitude: How Learning to Say Thank You Changed My Life
by John Kralik
Just average for an inspirational book (4/13/2011)
There are so many books out there that are similar to this one that it did not move me as others have. The writer did find a way to uplift his spirit and it did make me think about all the things I should be grateful for and do not thank people for. But emotionally I nevermore
The Map of True Places
by Brunonia Barry
Another great book by Brunonia Barry (4/12/2010)
I really enjoyed The Map of True Places. In true form to her Salem roots the book takes place in close proximity to her first book. It kept my interest because you never knew where it was taking you. The kind of book that book clubs would enjoy and that I will browse backmore
Burnt Shadows: A Novel
by Kamila Shamsie
A book for our world (5/3/2009)
Kamila Shamsie's Burnt Shadows was like no book I have ever read. It put the tensions of the world and the people inhabiting it into a totally different light. It made you think about our world as a global world trying to coexist. The only problem I had with this book whichmore
The Book Thief
by Markus Zusak
The Book Thief (9/20/2007)
What a very different approach to a well covered subject. From the moment you figure out who the narrator is, this book despite being over 500 pages long, holds your attention. The characters are rich and complex and book clubs would enjoy delving into all theirmore
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