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My Sunshine Away
by M.O. Walsh
Great Debut (3/9/2015)
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and my only criticism is that at time the tangents became distracting and while they did reflect a realistic pattern of delving in to memories I would have preferred if they had been edited. That being said, the story is excellent and theirmore
The Laws of Gravity
by Liz Rosenberg
Don't Miss It! (4/6/2013)
I am drawn to books about complex social issues especially those that impact families. Characters that are real, who are developed well enough so that I can feel their emotions and a strong story line make a book exceptional for me. This book had all of this and more. It ismore
Golden Boy
by Abigail Tarttelin
A Must Read! (1/27/2013)
Golden Boy is one of the best books I have read in a long time. I sat down intending to read a few chapters and found myself putting everything else off until I finished the book. The story is about a family that has hidden the fact their child is intersex and has to dealmore
A Thousand Pardons
by Jonathan Dee
Thought Provoking Read (10/12/2012)
In the midst of her husband Ben's public scandal Helen discovers that she has a gift for convincing people in similar crisis to accept responsibility and ask for forgiveness. The subject is definitely timely and the characters are realistic and intriguing. Dee does amore
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