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Autumn's Grace (Inanna Poetry & Fiction Series, 0)
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In three words, Lost in France is Fun, Frothy and Frisky. And the day-after reflections on sex are refreshing, giving, uhm, broad strokes without the play-by-play. Bonnie Lendrum is the author of Autumn’s Grace, the story of how one family manages the ...more |
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Empowering. Uplifting. Engaging. Informative. Authentic. Rating: 4.5 Bonnie Lendrum is the author of Autumn’s Grace, the story of how one family manages the experience of palliative care with hope and humor despite sibling conflicts, generational pulls and ...more |
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| The Women is a well-crafted story that follows a young nurse who joins the army, does two tours in Vietnam and then returns home. The clinical wartime trauma situations read as authentic. and harrowing. The friendships that develop during wartime are ...more | |
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How did THE GIVEN DAY (2008) not win a Pulitzer? It's epic. It's literary. And it's a page turner. The path to this book was not straight. I had read Gone Baby Gone a few years ago at the recommendation of a writing coach. Didn't love it, didn't see t ...more |
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A Gripping Read Daughters of the Occupation serves up history in a compelling way. It’s told through two POVs, Miriam’s as she lives through the horrors of WWII and her granddaughter’s, Sarah, who, in the 1970s, travels to Latvia to learn whether Miri ...more |
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