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Abigail Carter
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born
September 22, 1965
in Philadelphia, The United States
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The Alchemy of Loss: A Young Widow's Transformation — published 2008 — 5 editions |
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Abigail Carter
wrote a new blog post: How my Husband's Death on 9/11 Improved my Life
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A Red Herring Without Mustard (Flavia de Luce, #3)
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Best Mystery & Thriller
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2011 Goodreads Choice Awards.
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| Really interesting insights into brain chemistry and some of the addictive qualities of love. It has been a big source of research material for me as I write my memoir and try to understand my own relationships. | |
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| Another fun Flavia adventure. Precocious, yes. Not sure I'd love meeting that kid, but she is spunky. A well woven mystery indeed with lots of wonderful English countryside detail woven in. It's fun having the same agent as Alan Bradley. I get to rea...more | |
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| More a novella than a novel, this entertaining story recounts the last night before the closing of a Red Lobster restaurant as seen through the eyes of Manny, the restaurant's manager. Through exquisite attention to detail, which brings the place ali...more | |
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| David Sedaris is one of the few writers who can make me laugh till I cry. | |
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This was such an interesting book that had some really interesting themes... private vs public life, media persecution, socialism to name a few.
I enjoyed the imagined life with Diego Rivera and Frida Khalo and their affiliation with Leo Trotsky. I...more |
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