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"this was a blind choice,and so far I'm glad I got it...."
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Myabe I read too many of the alphabet series, maybe I just wasn't in the mood for this one, but it didn't catch my attention as many of the others in the series... I kept going back to Nealey (as I have one book in each room of the house) and took me over 3 weeks to read this one, but it was OK. ]]>
Pleasant surprise with this one.
Not only does this goes into Viking myths and Edas, but also Catholic/CoE persecution history and the (now recently apologized for) fiasco of the emigrating kids in the 60s to the land of Oz.
Really liked this book, but then again, I really like Hill. ]]>
by H.P. Lovecraft
no, will look for it... :) ]]>
"so far, interesting...."
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This is actually the dition I read. It was first published as The price of Salt ]]>
I was delightfully surprised with this book. I found it in the crime section of the local public library,though crime book this isn't at all. A story of discoverings, of persecuted love which young ones may not find as appealing as we, the ones who have gone, if not through that same anxiety and uncertainty of not speaking out (I was born in the late 50s, by my adolescense we were a lot more *out* ) at least through the feeling of being a different dimension. Is this a story only appealing to those with a sexual preference difference? not at all. Like Mr Ripley (which I did not know, ashamedly have to admit, was of authory) so many different *dimensions* come into it, many can see themselves reflected in. A pleasure to read, for sure. ]]>
A bit previsible, but who can resist a northener story...
I liked it, it's quiet well written and enterteining,though (again) no need to sqweeze your brain to guess the development of the story.Still, the characters are good,and the story line credible...
I m not sure I would ve picked this book if I saw it with the cover shown here....(me an' my covers again)
Mine is a hard cover, great one as art work. ]]>