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Reviews by Elizabeth B. (St. Louis Park, MN)

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Pieces of Blue
by Holly Goldberg Sloan
Pieces of hawaii (2/18/2023)
I enjoyed the details re life in Hawaii — colors of islands, foods served by beachside vendors. I enjoy fiction from which one can learn about a place/time like that.
Margot: A Novel
by Wendell Steavenson
Great details (12/26/2022)
Female readers who grew up in the '50s or '60s will recognize many of the subtle put-downs issues to the title character. The narrative voice rings true, incorporating many details. As a Midwesterner, I always enjoy an inside look at the world of the East Coast elite.
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