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The Stone Home: A Novel
by Crystal Hana Kim
The Stone Home (12/11/2023)
I like books that present situations of which I am unaware. This book had me wondering, "How could this be allowed to happen?" Home should be a place of warmth and comfort. In South Korea where this story unfolds, there is no warmth or comforting. There are friendships,more
Above the Salt: A Novel
by Katherine Vaz
Above the Salt (10/11/2023)
I enjoy reading a book that takes me through a family history of trials and triumphs as this author does. From the Portuguese island of Madeira where Protestants were being persecuted, begins the saga of Serafina Alves and her three children. After escaping the island, theymore
A Council of Dolls: A Novel
by Mona Susan Power
A Council of Dolls by Mona Susan Power (7/14/2023)
This book was very interesting to me because it encompassed Native American culture, relationships, history and mysticism. It was a slow read simply because I wanted to absorb all the information. I loved how the generational relationships connected. It was a thoughtmore
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