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  Feather Crowns

  by Bobbie Ann Mason

  • Rated 2 stars

  Amanda L wrote:
  Feather Crowns begins on the night in 1900 that Christie Wheeler gives birth to the first living quintuplets in North America. She and her husband, James, are relatively poor farmers in Kentucky, living on the same land as his extended family. The Wheelers are overwhelmed by trying to care for five babies and by the huge number of people who start barging into their house for the chance to see the babies. I did a little bit of research on the internet, and I couldn’t find anything to...
  
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  Rosetta, Rosetta, Sit by Me!

  by Linda Walvoord

  • Rated 2 stars

  ellen s wrote:
  The detailed info in back of book was quite fascinating. ...
  
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  Whistling Past the Graveyard

  by Susan Crandall

  • Rated 5 stars

  Dianne wrote:
  Whistling Past the Graveyard by Susan Crandall will warm your heart as you read of feisty Starla’s “adventure” in her own, young words. Starla, a 9-year old being raised by her cold, overstrict and resentful grandmother in Mississippi in 1963 narrates the story of her journey to find the mother who walked out on her years before. What young Starla discovers is a world she is in no way prepared for and that sometimes God works in strange ways to give us what we need. Even though she is living...
  
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  The House at the End of Hope Street: A Novel

  by Menna van Praag

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  Michelle C wrote:
  There's a magical house in town that women can only find when they're at their lowest. They're allowed to stay for only 99 days, then they have to move out after theyve been inspired to follow their dreams.Very enjoyable story.
  
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  Tell No One

  by Harlan Coben

  • Rated 4 stars

  Jonetta (Ejaygirl) wrote:
  I’m a fan of Harlan Coben’s Myron Bolitar series and decided that I’d start this book without reading the synopsis. It was selected as the book for group discussion in one of my groups and was highly touted. The book was that much more exciting because I didn’t know what it was about and read the prologue with no clue as to where it was going. Here’s what I’ll say about it so you can have a similar experience if you choose. ...
  
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