false 114 581 171 true 5624888 read 4 true 3010603 currently-reading 406 true 3010602 to-read 9 false 4530861 read-mar-2009 9 false 4073147 read-jan-2009 8 false 4956956 read-may-2009 8 false 4376464 read-feb-2009 6 false 3874007 read-dec--2008 4 false 4812171 read-apr-2009 4 false 6723240 read-sep-2009 4 false 6723233 read-aug-2009 4 false 4061350 us-presidents 3 false 5263893 read-jun-2009 3 false 7035190 read-oct-2009 3 false 4423842 library-to-check-out-again 3 false 4061326 us-history 1 false 4528087 shelf-chal 1 false 6974895 couldnt-finish 0 false 6723221 read-jul-2009 http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/71923486 Debbie's review of We Hear the Christmas Angels: True Stories of Their Presence
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Are you still reading this Debbie? It looks good. Are you enjoying it? ]]> http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/78272256 PS, I Love You (Paperback) by Cecelia Ahern
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3.5 - 3.75 stars. I loved the beginning of this book, really loved it. But it just kept teasing me, almost giving me what I wanted, then snatching it away just as it seemed like it was getting close. And it was kind of a long book to keep doing that teasing thing. Elements of the book were great, and I kept thinking it was going to be like The Hobbit or something similar, but it just didn't get there for me. He can be funny, and at times he can really write beautifully too, but it was just a bit inconsistent to me, almost like it kept reminding the reader that it was his first novel. It wasn't always true to its time either, which bugged me in spots. So it was potentially great, but like walking in a comfortable shoe with a little pebble that bites you at random places. That's the best way I can describe it. ]]> http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/77946576 The Associate (Hardcover) by John Grisham
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Another terrific Atwood. The ending fell a bit flat for me, I guess I was expecting something different and I was a little bit bummed. But Atwood tells a terrific story, and her observations are so true to life that I don't see how you can go wrong by picking this one up. Blind Assassin was even better tho, but I highly recommend both. ]]> http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/76165388 Amish Grace: How Forgiveness Transcended Tragedy (Hardcover) by Donald B. Kraybill
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