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May 23, 2020
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Another great book set in the Southern states. We follow a young girl whose dysfunctional family lead her to an unusual childhood - don't want to give anything away.
Totally swept me up in the backwaters of North Carolina. ...more
Totally swept me up in the backwaters of North Carolina. ...more
A wonderful book with poetic writing which gave me a clear picture of the North Carolina marshlands, waterways, birds and sea life. This book with it’s mystery intertwined in the story left me feeling everything from fear, abandonment, heartbreak, loneliness, love, rejection, trust and so much more. But most of all it conveyed Kya’s, the main characters, love for the nature surrounding her that taught her, embraced her and brought her comfort.
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I received, Where the Crawdads Sing from the publisher. I couldn't wait to read, and discuss it with our book club. I loved the writing style( it was poetic). I had been hearing great recommendations from many people. So the anticipation was great. But as I kept reading, and reading, I felt like it was unbelievable. I understand this is fiction. But, toward the end of the book. I just couldn't take it any longer. But, I had to finish because our book club would be discussing soon. That is the on
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Wow! It really lives up to the hype! It is a compelling story that is beautifully written. I usually stay away from best sellers because most of them are so disappointing, but I am so glad I succumbed in this case. I loved it, I couldn't put it down, it brought me close to tears at times - what more could I ask for?
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I was so impressed with this book. The writing, the story. It goes back and forth between the past and the present seamlessly. I could identify with many aspects of this story. When I finished I just wanted to sit with it and absorb. I see now why so many people like it.
