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We That Are Left
by Clare Clark
This should have been my kind of book (6/22/2015)
The writing style of this author just does not appeal to me. She piles one thought upon another, upon another before she finally resolves a paragraph and it's very confusing. I never could settle into the story.
The House Girl
by Tara Conklin
Absolutely fascinating! (12/4/2012)
The combination of present day and 1800's history is amazing. This is such a different story and so smartly written. I would highly recommend this to all booklovers but especially people who enjoy good historical fiction.
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