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Lusitania: Triumph, Tragedy, and the End of the Edwardian Age
by Greg King, Penny Wilson
I love this book. (1/5/2015)
My past experience of reading similar books left me giving up before I had finished. But I stayed to the very end. I found the book very interesting. The authors give you a good understanding of this era and the people who either died or lived through this horrendous event.more
The Good Luck Girls of Shipwreck Lane
by Kelly Harms
Boring chicklit (4/27/2013)
This book started out as sort of funny and different. After winning the house it turned boring and predictable. I found myself skimming through chapters and then I finally skipped to the the last couple of chapters where everything come together as I had predicted it would.
Bone River
by Megan Chance
Unusual Story (11/17/2012)
I really enjoyed this book. It is quite different from anything that I have read. The characters are totally believable. Leonie has promised her dying father to marry his assistant, 20 years her senior. Her father has trained her as an "ethnologist", studying indianmore
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