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To the Bright Edge of the World by Eowyn Ivey

To the Bright Edge of the World

by Eowyn Ivey
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  • Aug 2, 2016, 432 pages
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  • Aug 2017, 432 pages
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Hassan

Good but could be better
Pretty good book. The book is split in two parts, the journey across Alaska by Allan and a part about his wife Sophie. I really enjoyed the chapters where you read about the journey of Alaska by Allan but I didn't enjoy Sophie's chapters, I thought they were a bit boring because there didn't happen anything interesting. If the entire book was about Allen's journey I would have given it 4 stars
shannon

I am glad I read it but....
I read this book for my bookclub. I liked it and I was glad I read it but I couldn't care about any of the characters and I need at least one connection who I really care about.
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