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Whispering Shadows
by Jan-Philipp Sendker
Whispering Shadows (2/1/2015)
This book was very different from books that I usually read. I choose it for that reason. I also chose to read it because it is about a place and its people that I am completely unfamiliar. The author did an amazing job of portraying the people and the country of China. Imore
Mating for Life
by Marissa Stapley
Mating for life (4/12/2014)
I found this book delightful. It is full of strong, yet very real female characters. I enjoyed the paragraphs at the beginning of each chapter describing different animal mating habits. Those, to me, were a great tie back to the title of the book. I was fully drawn into themore
Safe with Me
by Amy Hatvany
Could not put it down! (12/8/2013)
I was drawn in to this book immediately. The author caught the emotions of Hannah and was able to convey them to me, the reader, in such a way that I felt that I was on the street with Hannah. The author was able to speak in all the characters voices with ease and I had nomore
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