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The Scavenger's Daughters: Tales of the Scavenger's Daughters, Book One
by Kay Bratt
The Scavenger's Daughter (8/14/2013)
An heartwarming book. It clearly makes one realize how unimportant material things are. The historical facts were informative.
The House Girl
by Tara Conklin
The House Girl (12/9/2012)
While the subject is interesting I found the weaving in of the sub-plots disjointed and not as developed as they could have been. As a member of a book club, I do not think book clubs would enjoy having this book for discussion. I think there were to many characters in themore
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