Book 441: The Madwoman Upstairs – Catherine Lowell
Back-to-back Brontë fan-fictions you say? Hell yes, I say! I honestly didn’t plan it this way, but both books were […]
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Back-to-back Brontë fan-fictions you say? Hell yes, I say! I honestly didn’t plan it this way, but both books were […]
Book 441: The Madwoman Upstairs – Catherine Lowell Read Post »
This was incredibly entertaining and fascinatingly fun to read, but it wasn’t at all what I expected. I think perhaps
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I would never have selected this book to read for a few reasons: it’s nonfiction; it’s a memoir/autobiography; it’s set
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It’s like L’Engle knew exactly what I was struggling with when she wrote An Acceptable Time. I had been struggling
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As much as I enjoyed the other O’Keefe novels, this one just didn’t work for me. It’s still a great
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I am slowly making my way through the final books in the Kairos portion of L’Engle’s oeuvre. This is the
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At some point over the past two years as I’ve read more and more mental/self health, professional/personal development books something
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I really should’ve read Trollope’s Sense and Sensibility and McCall Smith’s Emma before I read this, but getting my hands on a galley/uncorrected
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This is one of those books where you have to wonder where people get their ideas from. I’ve read far
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