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Five Quarters of The Orange by Joanne Harris

Five Quarters of The Orange

by Joanne Harris
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  • First Published:
  • May 1, 2001, 336 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Jun 2002, 320 pages
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chris

Enjoyed this book very much. I will now read the other Joanne Harris' books. She is a good writer, the plot moves well, the characters are interesting and beliveable.
Shelly

Great book! It kept me interested from the first page to the last.
dave

was i missing something here?

this book was a chore to read. was it a chick book and i am a guy? somebody throw me a bone here...

dave
diane

I hated this book. I felt no sympathy for the narrator. She was a cruel child who didn't manage to earn the redemption that she sought as an adult.
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