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River Sing Me Home
by Eleanor Shearer
Loved it! (10/14/2022)
This book was wonderful! It was much more of an adventure than I expected. The main character, Rachel, travels about in search of her children and encounters so many interesting situations along the way. Rachel's love for her children shines throughout the novel and carriesmore
On a Night of a Thousand Stars
by Andrea Yaryura Clark
Loved it! (3/8/2022)
This book is so beautifully written and also informative on the history of Argentina during the Dirty War of the 1970s. Going in to this, I had zero knowledge of Argentina's history at that time (too recent to be in history books, yet too long ago that it was before I wasmore
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