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Ladyslott would like to own a book.

Lela N plans to read a book.

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Nonna plans to read a book. (see 2 more books added to shelf)

Colleen plans to read a book. (see 7 more books added to shelf)

winterslights reviewed a book.

“Fabulous book that any Tudor historian should have.”

Nonna rated a book.

• Rated 4 stars

Nonna added a book as a favorite. (see 4 more books added to shelf)

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jeannemarie1 rated a book.

• Rated 2 stars

jeannemarie1 rated a book.

• Rated 2 stars

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Colleen reviewed a book.

“Interesting tidbits of history. However this book jumps all over the place with no connection or flow between the pieces. The connection of many pieces to the overall topic of the home is tenuous at best.”

“Interesting tidbits of history. However this book jumps all over the place with no connection or flow between the pieces. The connection of many pieces to the overall topic of the home is tenuous at best. ”

Colleen rated a book.

• Rated 3 stars

Colleen plans to read a book. (see 2 more books added to shelf)

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John W reviewed a book.

“J.K. Rowling made her fame and fortune crating a world of fantasy; she has now created another world, but this time, one of raw reality. Pagford appears to be an idyllic English village but its facade belies a seamier side which is exposed when a young beloved parish councilor, Barry Fairbrother,...”

“J.K. Rowling made her fame and fortune crating a world of fantasy; she has now created another world, but this time, one of raw reality. Pagford appears to be an idyllic English village but its facade belies a seamier side which is exposed when a young beloved parish councilor, Barry Fairbrother, dies suddenly from a stroke. As several men maneuver to be elected his replacement, an anonymous citizen known as Barry's Ghost begins revealing their ugly secrets on an Internet community discussion board. Although it is difficult to identify one redeeming character in this book, the reader is sucked into this Peyton Place on steroids. Rowling's description of Pagford and some of its citizenry with their "dirty laundry" is so oddly addictive that I found myself turning pages waiting for the next proverbial shoe to fall. ”

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Ladyslott rated a book.

• Rated 5 stars