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Beneath the Lion's Gaze: A Novel
by Maaza Mengiste
Beneaath the Lion's Gaze (12/19/2010)
I was so looking forward to reading this book but the best thing I got out of it was that it motivated me to go on line and read more of the history of Ethiopia. The connection of that country and the daughter of Emily Pankhurst was most interesting.

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The Man from Beijing
by Henning Mankell
The Man from Beijing (5/30/2010)
Really was enjoying the book, couldn't wait till the end but unfortunately that is where it fell down. I knew the answer to the killings long before the end but kept hoping for a surprising twist none came. The end was a real fizzler. All the characters in the book were very superficial.
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