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A Hundred Flowers: A Novel
by Gail Tsukiyama
Disappointment (7/17/2012)
Any book exploring the horror of the Chinese Revolution evokes profound sorrow, disbelief and visceral fear that it could happen anywhere. However, this book failed to produce anything but a desire to finish it. The characters were incredibly one dimensional, the writing -more
The First Warm Evening of the Year: A Novel
by Jamie M. Saul
Love?? (4/18/2012)
I liked this book at first. The author gets inside the head of Geoffrey in a very interesting way. Somewhere along the line, the book fell apart. Yes, it's a story about love. Love reflecting, love looking forward, tenacious love and love that is unsure and undefined. Imore
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