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Night Navigation
by Ginnah Howard
Good not great.... (3/12/2009)
This was just an ok read for me, although I did like the alternating chapters between mother and son. It didn't grip me as I had hoped it would, but I'm glad I did read it, as the subject matter was very real and interesting to read. Not a book I would rush to get to, butmore
Green Monster: A Sam Skarda Mystery
by Rick Shefchik
Loved it.... (7/19/2008)
Being a die hard Red Sox fan certainly made this an enjoyable read for me. I loved reading about all the local references and some of the details from the World Series games that Boston won!!!

Although I *am* a true Red Sox fan, I do believe that any lover of baseball wouldmore
How Far Is the Ocean from Here: A Novel
by Amy Shearn
How Far is the Ocean from Here (6/3/2008)
A beautifully written story about a surrogate mom who just wants to see the ocean. Leaving her life behind, Susannah sets of for nowhere, anywhere, wherever the road leads her just weeks before the baby she is carrying for Kit and Julian is due to arrive.

Although Susannah'more
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