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Sea Glass by Anita Shreve

Sea Glass

by Anita Shreve
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  • First Published:
  • Apr 1, 2002, 384 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Nov 2002, 400 pages
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Melissa Brady

This is such a good read. As you read, you see the story from each characters point of view. I found myself really feeling for these characters, a great quality in all of Shreve's books. After figuring out that this is part of a trilogy everything really came together for me.
chris

Very shallow. utterly forgettable characters.
Julia

I´m from austria and 15 years old.
It was a real good read. I couldn´t understand a lot of word, but I could understand the sense of the book and it was excellent.
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