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The Last Collection: A Novel of Elsa Schiaparelli and Coco Chanel
by Jeanne Mackin
Unique Historical Fiction Perspective (3/7/2019)
I really enjoyed the fact that this book was from the perspective of someone experiencing World War II through its effect on Paris fashion and fashion icons. It's a new and unique take. The characters were well represented and the entire book encouraged me to look into themore
American Princess: A Novel of First Daughter Alice Roosevelt
by Stephanie Marie Thornton
Great Story about the Other National Monument! (11/20/2018)
I very much enjoyed this book! The description of personalities was so vivid and lifelike that I ended up feeling as if I were reading about people I myself had known. Historical fiction lovers will find themselves enjoying a book over a woman who has not been thoroughly written about.
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