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The Street or Me: A New York Story
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A Collector of Affections: Tales from a Woman's Heart
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2011
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7 editions
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| It's been years since I read Eat Pray Love and remember little since I was on my own journey, which Gilbert's writing complemented somewhat. "All the Way to the River" was far from an inspirational read except to admire someone who finally fixed her ...more | |
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"This book is the true story of Judith Glynn helping a woman she called Michelle from homelessness and alcoholism to a life in her native Italy. The author tells of the difficulties she experienced trying to keep Michelle sober. Judith finally decides"
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| Great story, especially if you love Spain. Paterniti is a fine author, but I was disappointed it took so long for the story to end, which felt a bit flat when it did. However, I learned a lot about this cheese and the artisan who created it. | |


















