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July 06, 2007
	Karen marked as to-read: Stealing Beauty (Paperback) by Susan Minot bookshelves: to-read	my rating:
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	Karen added: Folly (Paperback) by Susan Minot	my rating:
	read in July, 2007 Karen said: "I picked this up because our library didn't have the other Susan Minot book I was looking for. Another book with depressing characters. Each time I thought there would be redemption, I'd race to the next page only to be disappointed. " add a comment
	Karen added: On Chesil Beach (Hardcover) by Ian McEwan	my rating:
	read in July, 2007 Karen said: "I found this a little depressing. The characters made me so sad--I guess it's just a window on the social restrictions of the early 60s. I'm glad we're living in the new century. " add a comment
	Karen added: The Last Summer (of You and Me) by Ann Brashares	my rating:
	read in July, 2007 Karen said: "I found this at the library--whipped right through it. Haven't read any of the "traveling pants" books, but my daughter loves them. This is a bit too old for her. It was a great book to read when just sitting by the pool with nothing els " add a comment
June 29, 2007
	Karen added: The Tenth Circle: A Novel (Paperback) by Jodi Picoult	my rating:
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	Karen added: Zipporah, Wife of Moses: A Novel (Canaan Trilogy) by Marek Halter	my rating:
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	Karen added: Sarah (Canaan Trilogy, Book 1) by Marek Halter	my rating:
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	Karen added: Lilah: A Novel (Canaan Trilogy) by Marek Halter	my rating:
	read in June, 2007 Karen said: "I finally finished up the trilogy. Sarah was my favorite-this is a close second. " add a comment
	Karen added: City of Dreams: A Novel of Nieuw Amsterdam and Early Manhattan (Paperback) by Beverly Swerling	my rating:
	read in June, 2007, has a copy to sell/swap Karen said: "A very meaty historical novel. Not as much NY history as the blurb on the back made it seem, but loads of medical history. A little long in parts and it never seemed to finish out story threads-it would skip several years into the future without re...more " add a comment
	Karen marked as to-read: The Winner (Hardcover) by David Baldacci bookshelves: to-read	my rating:
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