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50 Books in 72 Days
Hi Everyone, Let the #SummerofBooks begin!!! Starting today, through Labor Day, the goal is to read as many books as possible. For those that can’t physically travel, they can enjoy amazing trips through destination-themed books. For those who only have … Continue reading
My Sister’s Books Review #101
The Readers of Broken Wheel Recommend By: Katarina Bivald Sara is from Sweden and she has traveled a long way to Broken Wheel, Iowa, in order to meet her pen pal, Amy. Amy described a lovely town, yet Sara … Continue reading
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My Sister’s Books Review #89
One Thousand White Women By: Jim Fergus Set in 1875, May Dodd is among the group of women selected to marry the Cheyenne Indians as part of a program created by Grant to help assimilate Indians into a new … Continue reading
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My Sister’s Books Review #88
Reconstructing Amelia By: Kimberly McCreight Kate Baron is a single mother and a successful, busy lawyer. Her work day is interrupted when she receives a call from her daughter’s school, stating that good girl, Amelia was in trouble. By … Continue reading
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Tagged life, love, mothers, reading groups, students, suspense
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My Sister’s Books Review #87
Leaving Time By: Jodi Picoult Young Jenna Metcalf has been searching for her Mom, Alice, for years. Alice loved elephants and worked with researching their characteristics and preserving their safety. Jenna, desperate for answers, seeks guidance from a troubled … Continue reading
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My Sister’s Books Review #7
Reading Group Choices – 2013 By: Reading Group Choices This book is a must have for both reading groups and literature fans. It starts with a look back at 2011 and lists the top ten books from that year. … Continue reading