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A Beautiful book - however marred it may be by slipshod Kindle formatting - on the undeniable fact that we have now largely lost our colourful humanity, and how we can get it back!

An inexpensive Audible Audiobook. The narrator is Leonard Nimoy! Gotta luv it...

Beautiful, beautiful novel. FIVE STARS!

Slow-moving and intelligently developed, this is a Fascinating Parable of the Futuristic World we now Live in and constantly try to Navigate.

FANTASTICALLY Good Novel!

Really quite wonderful - with plenty of old-world charm!

*****!

A miracle of adolescent sensitivity and determination to rise above life's hard knocks!

An urbanely jumpy biography - mirroring the writer's own clear headed nervous energy - it chronicles with superb lightness the foremost American chronicler of the sixties and seventies ethos through the medium.of fiction. I am thoroughly enjoying it!

Excellent read!

Galloping Good post-apocalyptic rhymed yarn from a young and talented Torontonian!

FREE on Amazon: A best-loved tale of allegiance to the Crown in the time of the Jacobite Rebellion.

An exacting and liberating analysis of the life of a girl from a small and parochial Ontario town.

This cozy mystery from the Deep South has already earned its FIVE STARS for me! Love the Dekker Mysteries. Do I sense some Binge Buying on the near horizon???

This is an old book, transcribed by volunteers to e-book format. It was written by one Henry B. Beston with the approval and guidance of Adm Hugh Rodman, who died in 1940. We may surmise, then, that it is novel of peacetime, since the TV Series Navy Log dated back to the early 50's, when I watched it - a NOSTALGIC Peace, as this was a Navy with no Bomb (for 50's folks bought the big lie): it was a mere Deterrent!

I return to these last stories, all read in the past, as I would to a mordant and wizened old friend!

Simply riveting!

Brutal in its decidedly postmodernistic, relentless and unforgiving determinism, so far I believe Swift’s extreme pessimism distorts our inborn freedom into a caricature of the way the cycle of stimulus and response works.
We are born free in a world of infinite possibility. We either retreat or persevere.
Jack retreats into the dead past. Yet we are ALL free to persevere.
Perseverance will GUARANTEE our freedom!

Absolutely excellent - Gide's warm compassion Shines in every page!

Taut, terse, tense - and Hugely Compelling!

Remarkably Good for a piece of 1940s Romantic Pulp Fiction!

A riot! So much like my first office...

Remarkably clear and touching! A Protestant pastor comes from the rural, isolated cottage in rural 1890's France, where he has assisted relatives and family with the burial and funeral arrangements for an old, taciturn widow... He has found a young dead-mute teenaged girl in total disarray amid the family - as she's without a caregiver in the old woman's absence, he takes her into his home as one of his own: *****!

If you read One Book this year satirizing the stupendously stupid political correctness of the modern office this should be it!