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People of the Book, by Geraldine Brooks
Another book, like “The Journal of Dora Damage,” that goes into history with a female book person as guide. This time it’s the rough-on-th... (see full review)
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The Promises of Glass, by Michael Palmer
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Queen for a Day, by Denise Duhamel
Feminism



All over the world, Little Bees, Star Scouts,

and Blue Birds play telephone, whispering messages

in a chain link of ears—no repeating (that’s cheating),

only relaying what they hear their first shot...(see entire excerpt)
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Friends, Lovers, Chocolate, by Alexander McCall Smith
This is the second installement of Alexander McCall Smith's Philosophy Club Series. I believe his first novel of this series was much better than this one. If you read his Number 1 Ladies Detective A...
reviewed by sbarranca
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Son of a Witch, by Gregory Maguire
I loved Maguire's Wicked so much that I read it twice and couldn't wait to pick up the sequel Son of a Witch. And while I enjoyed Son of a Witch, it does not live up to the high standard that Wicked ...
reviewed by sbarranca
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Ed Reardon's Week, by Andrew Nickolds
Hilarious dialogue from the outset. This can be read quite quickly if the reader would like a quick fix of humour. Ed Reardon is a cantankerous, sarcastic and over-educated struggling writer coming to...
reviewed by madmax
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What a read! When I ask myself what makes a classic, I have to answer: it is a book that stands against the test of time. Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter stands against the test of time. ...
reviewed by sbarranca
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This being my first review for Dust Jacket Review, I thought that I would start with my all-time-favourite. Yes, I am English so I spell "Favourite" like that.Lorna Doone is my pick of all the classic...
reviewed by madmax
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