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The Mouse-Proof Kitchen
by Saira Shah
Mouse Proof Kitchen (6/19/2013)
From the title and brief synopsis of this book I was expecting something completely different. This was the most depressing book I have read. I thought that the first half was bad and then it got worse. Not that the writing itself is bad, but the story just depressed me andmore
The Imposter Bride
by Nancy Richler
The Imposter Bride (12/5/2012)
I wanted to love this book but in the end I just liked it. I have read quite a few books lately about WWII and the aftermath and the premis of the book interested me. The book is from the view of Lily, the imposter, and her daughter, Ruth. I felt like the husband andmore
Until the Next Time: A Novel
by Kevin Fox
Until Next Time (2/14/2012)
I don't consider myself a prude, but it does bother me when an author uses foul language so freely in his books, as if he cannot come up with anything better to say to describe the situation. That being said, the book did have some interesting characters, especially themore
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