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The Doctor and the Diva
The Doctor and the Diva: A Novel
by Adrienne McDonnell
A Love Story of a Family (7/2/2010)
This book is not only a beautiful love story, but a good book to learn about early obstetric practices, Trinidad and Italian opera.
The Russian Dreambook of Color and Flight
The Russian Dreambook of Color and Flight
by Gina Ochsner
Russian Learning (1/11/2010)
The story was extremely interesting, but my favorite thing with this book was what I learned about the Russian culture. We are very blessed here in the U.S. and we often forget that.
The Possibility of Everything
The Possibility of Everything
by Hope Edelman
Everything is Possible! (8/1/2009)
Great compelling book! The author did a wonderful job expressing her feelings and beliefs, while letting the reader continue to have their own. I was convinced at the end...every type of belief is possible!
The Secret Keeper
The Secret Keeper
by Paul Harris
The Secret Keeper (4/4/2009)
This was a good book. I enjoyed that it was about a country I knew little about. This book may be a little too gruesome for book clubs, but suspense readers will like this novel.
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