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Adam & Eve: A Novel
by Sena Jeter Naslund
Adam & Eve (9/26/2010)
I read this because the story sounded intriguing and I am also a fan of the author. It started off very interesting - wow, someone is killed by a falling piano and there's life other than on Earth - you want to know more about that. And Lucy and Thom were interestingmore
An Eagle Named Freedom: My True Story of a Remarkable Friendship
by Jeff Guidry
Mitakuye oyasin (5/3/2010)
The book ends with a Lakota prayer that means "I will live with all my relations" including the ones that fly, the creepy crawlies, our 2 and 4 legged friends, the ones that swim, the earth that we live on. This sums up the theme of "An Eagle named Freedom" well. This bookmore
Eve: A Novel of the First Woman
by Elissa Elliott
Story of the first dysfunctional family (1/16/2009)
There were three main themes in Eve. First, it was a timeless story about a very dysfunctional family, with an emphasis on motherhood. The author’s telling of the complexities and emotions of motherhood I found touching. Second, while it was a story about struggling withmore
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