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The Sweetness of Tears: A Novel
by Nafisa Haji
The sweetness of Tears. (3/8/2011)
I was disappointed by this book as the subject matter - Islam and Christianity - are so central to today's geopolitical policies. It was tedious, predictable and a bit disjointed. The characters are briefly introduced and then given a chapter to have their views expressed.more
Heresy
by S.J. Parris
Historical fiction at its best! (12/4/2009)
The story of Giordano Bruno comes to life in this engaging book that provides a page turning read. It is set in Oxford in the late sixteenth century and shows the extremes of cruelty committed in the name of "Faith." The struggle of real people trying to come to grips withmore
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