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Bloom
Bloom: Finding Beauty in the Unexpected - A Memoir
by Kelle Hampton
BLOOM (3/5/2012)
BLOOM is a wonderful book. It is so much the story of my Niece who was born with Downs. It is a wonderful, tragic story. I loved the pictures of the two girls. Kelle told the story with such love. I laughed and then I cried. A wonderful story.
Tides of War
Tides of War: A Novel
by Stella Tillyard
Certainly not Winds of War (11/4/2011)
I read many historical fiction books and usually love them. Tides of War is not one of them. I kept losing interest. Maybe it was too long. It started out good but didn't stay that way.
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