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Reviews by Karine R. (Highland Mills, NY)

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Seven Days of Us: A Novel
by Francesca Hornak
Could I do it? (7/11/2017)
I was hooked from the first page! It's been quite a while since I've read a book that had me running back for the next page. I found myself wondering if I could survive a week quarantined with my dysfunctional siblings? I truly loved how they all found their way through the pricker laced maze of family dynamics. By the last page I felt a part of the Birch Family and wished I could continue reading their story.
Home Sweet Home
by April Smith
Disconnected (1/12/2017)
I enjoyed the story of a family heading west to make a new life. I felt connected to the Kusek family and found myself rooting for them along the way. I did not feel the connection of the story to the ending. It was a bit of a slow read. I didn't have the pull to hurry back to this book. I was disappointed with the way it ended.
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