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The Roots of the Olive Tree: A Novel
by Courtney Miller Santo
The art of aging (6/27/2012)
This book about 5 generations of women, all still living, and their secrets offers the reader wonderful insights into the art of aging. It made me want to celebrate those who grow old gracefully and feel tired for those who carry the weight of the world for so long. It wasmore
Wife 22: A Novel
by Melanie Gideon
Quick, easy read (4/11/2012)
First, this was a quick, easy, enjoyable read but rather predictable as the ending is well foreshadowed throughout. I found the book to be humorous as well as sad at times. It was a somewhat simplistic treatment of a not uncommon, serious relationship problem. The endingmore
The Sisters: A Novel
by Nancy Jensen
Concept vs Mechanics (9/4/2011)
I gave this book a 4 out of 5 because I felt the mechanics of the book were lacking. I found myself needing to refer to the family tree at the beginning of the book. Thank goodness it was there. The theme and concept of the book was interesting especially to women and willmore
The Art of Saying Goodbye: A Novel
by Ellyn Bache
Shades of... (3/29/2011)
I started this book thinking, "Well, this is just shades of 'Desperate Housewives' minus the comedy." As I moved further into the book it settled in to the author's distinct narrative style. It will definitely be appreciated by the 35 - 55 women set. Except for themore
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