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Bread and Jam for Frances
Bread and Jam for Frances
8.0 (1 Ratings)
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"This book was my late sister Thomasina’s favorite as a child, though it is close to my heart for other than sentimental reasons, too. Within its prettily illustrated story about a fussy eater, it is understanding and touching about the fears and joys of food, and of childhood. So enduringly touching."

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Dec 8, 2020  
"A full-on, climatic, steamy ending to the brothers. Now I can't wait for the sister! Absolutely recommended by me."

TOUR, REVIEW & #GIVEAWAY - Keras (Guardians of Hades #7) by Felicity Heaton - #Paranormal, #Romance, 4 out of 5 (very good)

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    The Glass Menagerie

    The Glass Menagerie

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    The Glass Menagerie is a memory play by Tennessee Williams that premiered in 1944 and catapulted...

    The Other Two

    The Other Two

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    An aspiring actor and his sister Brooke, a former professional dancer, try to find their place in...

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Suswatibasu (1703 KP) rated Elmet in Books

Sep 30, 2017  
Elmet
Elmet
Fiona Mozley | 2017 | Fiction & Poetry
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8.0 (1 Ratings)
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Grim, intense and brutal
This is a rather disturbing and intense book, written in the point of a view of a young teenage boy, who describes his life and how he has ended up homeless and in search of his sister. It is a rather grim look at some aspects of British gangster culture, a feudal system, with a landowner exploiting the vulnerable through violent means.

It is gory, and grim for the majority of the book, which describes the boy living with a father, a hired thug who has escaped that lifestyle, and a scrappy sister, living off the grid. It is well written, even though I don't think it is Man Booker Prize worthy.
  
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A Plain and Simple Christmas: A Novella
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10.0 (2 Ratings)
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WAnna Mae McDonough is shunned by her family and the Amish community. She left her community to marry Kellen McDonough who is an Englisher and moved to Baltimore. She is know expecting her first child and is now long to reconnect with her family and with the approaching of the holidays.

Anna Mae reach out to her sister in law to make arrengments to come and visit her family for the holidays. Her sister in law talks to her husband David. Her husband tell her not to do this and agrees to take her and the children to visit Anna Mae and Kellen in the spring. Katherine goes against her husband wishes and plans this visit for Anna Mae.