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Juliet's Nurse
by Lois Leveen
Great Read (7/11/2014)
I remember stumbling through Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet in high school and watching the movie on the big screen. Juliet's Nurse really made the story so much easier to read than Shakespeare's version. I found the book very interesting and I looked forward to havingmore
The Hollow Ground: A Novel
by Natalie S. Harnett
Life Near The Mines (3/21/2014)
I asked to review this book because I had never read a book on the lives of those who lived and worked near the mines. What a tragic story. The author did a very good job with the character developments and in her description of the difficult way of life. This family somore
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by Laura Hemphill
Cut Throat Business A Great Read (10/25/2013)
I am not one who finds business very interesting topic, but this book was a wonderful read. I found it hard to put down. The characters were very well developed and I found I had different likes and dislikes for the characters. This book really showed how business is "everymore
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