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Review:This was by far one of the most interesting novels I have read to date. I love the characters. The story is amazing, if a little long. Theodora is someone I feel like a personally know. Before reading this epic story, I had no idea who this faulty yet redeemable heroine was, let alone that powerful women like her her existed in that time period. This story is based in facts and captures this moment in history so deliciously you felt like you lived it. It was the complete, secret, history of a ... Read more
Review:"The Scarlet Pimpernel" is my all-time favorite book. I have read it more times than I can count and it never fails to excite, despite the fact that I know exactly what's going to happen. So, when my sister read "The Secret History of the Pink Carnation", she told me I absolutely had to read this book and as soon as it was available in the library, I checked it out.
And loved it. The only way I can describe it is that it's a fun read. Pure entertainment. The hilarious antics of Amy kept m... Read more
Review:Seriously a MUST-HAVE. Especially after seeing Season 3. There's nothing essential, but there are enough clues peppered throughout the book to add context to some of the things going on. It can be wordy, but it's never boring. Once you get through the Nez Perce stuff in the beginning, it's hard to put down! Read more
Review:A very interesting book. The chapters leave a lot left open for you to expand upon should you choose. There are three epilogue chapters that all relate to each other, but the rest of the chapters (maybe 30 of them or so?) are only a few pages long and don't relate to each other. It can be tough to wrap your mind around some of the ideas, but once you get it they are very interesting. A great book for upper intermediate to advanced readers. Read more
Review:Connie, a Hispanic woman, lives in New York and experiences many hardships in her life. Claud, her blind husband, dies which leads to Connie drinking and eventually abusing her daughter, Angelina.
Dolly, her niece, is associated with a pimp named Geraldo. He treats Dolly like a prostitute and Connie despises him. An altercation takes place in the apartment one day and Connie ends up putting Geraldo in the hospital. He in turn has Connie sent to a mental institution but this is not her... Read more
Review:Wow! I was ecstatic to find a wonderfully vintage version of this book..truly one of the great classics of American literature, which I teach in summer sessions in the Yucaipa, California School District. Fitzgerald needs to be continually read..and this vintage version is tops!! Read more
Review:Wow! I was ecstatic to find a wonderfully vintage version of this book..truly one of the great classics of American literature, which I teach in summer sessions in the Yucaipa, California School District. Fitzgerald needs to be continually read..and this vintage version is tops!! Read more
Review:Wow! I was ecstatic to find a wonderfully vintage version of this book..truly one of the great classics of American literature, which I teach in summer sessions in the Yucaipa, California School District. Fitzgerald needs to be continually read..and this vintage version is tops!! Read more
Review:Cara and Josh meet under hard situation. Josh has just taken the responsibility of his nephew while his brother serves overseas. He hires cara to teach his nephew. Chemistry sparks and soon they find themselves in a steamy sexy relationship. A must read!! Read more









