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by Kazuo Ishiguro
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Laurel's account of revealing her mothers life is riveting and honest. No "poor me, my mom was no good." Rather this is a daughter searching for reality and evidence of love amist dirt and decay. Difficult and lovely. ]]>
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review of The Elegance of the Hedgehog:
"A small, thoughtful book that asks us to determine the purpose and value of Art in any life, no matter which station we inhabit. It would be good for a book club that likes work combining plot with ideas. Good discussion fodder. "
"A small, thoughtful book that asks us to determine the purpose and value of Art in any life, no matter which station we inhabit. It would be good for a book club that likes work combining plot with ideas. Good discussion fodder. "
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