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The Well
The Well
by Catherine Chanter
The Well (4/4/2015)
This book has a little of every thing a reader likes. I enjoyed how her words made you feel like you were right there with Ruth.
Five
Five
by Ursula Archer
Five (12/6/2014)
Because of a family death I have not yet finished this book, but I like the way the author kept you guessing and a unique way of presenting the clues.
Mimi Malloy, At Last!
Mimi Malloy, At Last!
by Julia MacDonnell
Mimi MalloryAt Last (2/20/2014)
I really enjoyed this book. I loved reading about a woman my age.. This book has a little bit of everything. A mystery to solve. memories to sort out and some romance. Loved the chapters titles.
Peking to Paris
Peking to Paris: Life and Love on a Short Drive Around Half the World
by Dina Bennett
Peking to Paris (3/28/2013)
I found this book to be very boring. I got tired of reading about her car sickness and so on. I'm sure people who are interested in cars and car rallies would enjoy reading the book.
Across Many Mountains
Across Many Mountains: A Tibetan Family's Epic Journey from Oppression to Freedom
by Yangzom Brauen
Across Many Mountains (9/1/2011)
I liked this book. You could tell that the writer really knew what she was writing about. Sometimes the descriptions the details were a little to long and for me that made it a slow read for me. But I learned a lot about Tibet and Buddhism. I really admired the grandmother. …more
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