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The Memory of Love by Linda Olsson

The Memory of Love

by Linda Olsson
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  • Feb 2013, 240 pages
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JOAN MAYFIELD

Love is fragile
I loved this story even though it was heartbreaking to imagine that a child could go through such trauma and her ability to feel love resurrected by a child. I am presenting this book to my bookclub this month.
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