Reviews by Debbie L. (Houston, TX)

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Children of the Jacaranda Tree
by Sahar Delijani
Children of the Jacaranda Tree (3/9/2013)
Sahar Delijani's book was obviously written with the heart and experience of a generation that has been affected by the Iranian Cultural Revolution. In that light, the story was interesting in showing how the infants and children of the 1980s have been forever changed andmore
Next to Love
by Ellen Feldman
a new look at the Greatest Generation (8/2/2011)
Of the many books about WWII, this is the first I have read that addresses the lasting pyschological effects on the families. Ms. Feldman has shown me a part of my parents' life that was not discussed. For baby boomers, the continuing impact of the war on the lives of theirmore
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