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  • Eve F
  • 10-28-17

Amazing sto

Difficult to stop listening
I will not forget this book.
Makes one think .we are so lucky.

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  • Clare
  • 09-15-17

Brilliant and Very Touching

A Brilliant Read. such a touching g story with the Greek With to lift the spirit.

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  • Bubblemate
  • 09-08-18

Island of secrets

Lovely book keep you interested all the while as there is some think happening all the time.

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  • Natalie W.
  • 09-07-17

Poorly written

I found the only redeeming feature of this book are the historical references, hence the two stars. Unfortunately the rest of the book is completely ridiculous and far too try hard. The main character is not relatable as a 37yr old woman, far too many clichés and coincidences.

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  • Pauline Giles love bug dog cat dog
  • 01-25-18

Good but I like eveuion like poor to loved

This the grow up only some not to live others to care about other nether

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