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Tuesday Nights in 1980
by Molly Prentiss
Art and the 80's! (2/9/2016)
This book definitely had a very different feel and context about it. I loved the idea that James "felt or saw" colors, etc. based on the paintings and people in his life and how this changed according to some of the major events in his life.
I wish that the the author wouldmore
The Two-Family House
by Lynda Cohen Loigman
The Two-Family House (11/24/2015)
Although I did enjoy the book, I thought the writing could have been better, a little more literary for this type of book. this is a story that would have been wonderful had it been written by Richard Russo. I love the premise of the book but could tell where the story wasmore
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