Book 543: The Age of Innocence – Edith Wharton
We moved last month and I had to shuffle books around and needed to pull one of a certain size […]
Book 543: The Age of Innocence – Edith Wharton Read Post »
We moved last month and I had to shuffle books around and needed to pull one of a certain size […]
Book 543: The Age of Innocence – Edith Wharton Read Post »
Since the last two Harlan Coban novels I read I’ve wanted to read this one, but I’ve just been lazy.
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This book very strongly reminded me of the opening lines of MTV’s Real World: “what happens when people stop being
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Going into Ayn Rand’s Anthem I had very little “real” knowledge of her, her writing or her politics. Everything I know
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I finally got around to reading this after winning a copy back in December of 2012 from Rebecca at Love
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As I said in my response to Chocolat, I had no idea there were sequels and I’m so glad I decided to
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Honestly, I’m sad I didn’t like this as much as I thought I would. Seriously, I’ve given it the lowest
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Stephen King is a sick-sick man, but clearly incredibly talented to write these books. After reading Cujo, I wasn’t sure
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So I finally got around to reading The French Lieutenant’s Woman. I won this book as part of Robert’s blogoversary give away
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