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Very good read<br />

Loved the story & especially the setting in my home state. Good down to earth characters with everyday common struggles.

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Pleasant Story

For some reason, I thought this book would have more of a faith-based slant, which it did not; it was, however, a thoroughly enjoyable story of two sisters and a summer in their life. If you are looking for sex and bad language, this isn't the book for you--if you are looking for a relationship-based story that features love and family-life and conflicted emotions then you may like the book as much as I did. I will seek out other books by this author and narrator. It was a good use of a credit, in my opinion.

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Really boring

There was no climax in the story. Skipped many chapters to find some portions of interest but was disappointed.

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  • 05-01-18

I Loved it but wanted a Complex Plot .. still the Characters and setting were Perfect -

It needs a Complex ending /finish- and more drama.. maybe more Tragedy and Action-/ layers .