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The Last List of Miss Judith Kratt: A Novel
by Andrea Bobotis
Gifted story teller (7/14/2019)
I could almost hear Judith's southern accent in my ear. I really liked her character. I would love to sit down and spend an afternoon with her! Her inventory list grows as more history and secrets are revealed.
The writing is beautiful. Andrea Bobotis is a gifted and humorous story teller.
The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls
by Anissa Gray
Great writing (10/15/2018)
I almost didn't finish this book, because I found it a little hard to follow. Anissa Gray writes beautifully and it was the saving grace. It's a sad story of a family and the choices each member made and the guilt, shame, and anger that follows them throughout their lives.more
Our House
by Louise Candlish
A Page Turner! (6/4/2018)
It took me a few chapters to realize I was not going to want to put this book down. The story is told alternately by Fiona, who is telling it on a true crime show, and Bram, her husband, from a Word document he's writing. Fiona arrives home early to find strangers movingmore
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