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I did not get this book, oh well, tess is better.

still trying to slough through this tome of a book. I just read a little at a time.

I am well into speaking from among the bones. This is the most descriptive part of the book. I tend to enjoy savoring the meatier parts of this book.

delete this book

delete this book

delete this book

delete this book

The more I read of this book, the more disgusted I became. The protagonist was a slovenly pig. Did not like the book.

Wrong book featured. This was supposed to be Where or When by Anita Shreve. I accidentally posted the wrong title.

I had to return this books. It did not fit into my conception of who Monet was. It portrayed him as almost brutish. I did not like this characterization of him or of Camille.

I am almost done, but am getting my attention diverted by other books that I am currently reading like Emma by Jane Austen, and the Night Circus. Decisions, decisions. And luckily The Brothers Karamazov is my own copy so I can finish it at my own leisure.

Wrong book noted here.

I am almost finished with this book and am enjoying it with all the trivia aspects of the Victorian home and other aspects of the home and beyond.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I think I am kind of like this character. There is alot of internal dialogue going on inside of me as well. Funny book. Loving Meg Cabot books, she is not only for the princess diaries, and the other Ya genre. She is so hilarious.

I am still plugging away at this book. I thought it was kind of offputting Ivan and Aloysha's chapter that I thought was questionable.

This book is growing on me. I am now more into it. Had to just get past all the descriptions of Stephanie Barron's introduction of Jane Austen. Am liking this book tremendously.

i think I have hit a saturation note with Dostoyevsky, I am at the point with his atheist brother trying to dissuade Aloysha from following his monk friend. I am finding this so boring. And evil.

I chucked this book. The words got to mired up in my brain. I think the author is trying to channel Jane Austen too hard. Even Jane did not sound like mostly lhow this author writes.

This is the wrong book I was reading Where or When but this one came up.