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The Queen of Water: A novel based on a true story
by Laura Resau, Maria Virginia Farinango
stacy.rosen@mac.com (8/10/2011)
A lovely book and well worth purchasing. I was engrossed with the intense story of Virginia and really admire her courage. If you can dream it you can do it, that is her motto and I truly enjoyed reading her story.
Unlikely Brothers: Our Story of Adventure, Loss, and Redemption
by John Prendergast
stacy.rosen@mac.com (7/10/2011)
I Absolutely loved this book. The story begins with two men worlds apart however they have a lot in common. I read it in three days and let a friend borrow it and she read it in three days. Hard to believe the author had difficulty getting it published. The ending is so positive and really makes you think about the book several times after finishing it. It is one of the best books I have ever read.

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