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| Name : | Vickie B. |
| Gender : | Female |
| Occupation : | Chick-fil-A Corporate |
My Reviews
The book was fantastic. It reads well and I can't imagine a reader that wouldn't enjoy it. Can't wait to see the movie.
Good book but really need to read "The Swan House" before reading this one. The mother in the book grew up in the book "The Swan House" so it gives you a better understanding of the current life between the mother and daughter.
I like her and hated him. He was a very selfish man. Sad that the world didn't see her and documentaries made on her achievements instead of his selfish ones. He was also a Nazi and that truly disturbed me as America hailed him.
The book started good, didn't put a lot of emphasis on the dad at the end of book and left that whole family not tied up. Like the book started and she got tired of writing the end so just finished. Should have been longer more detailed.
IT was very slow and didn't impress me at all. The last two chapters were the only good in the book. Could have been a very good book if written more actively.
This book was silly, but easy to read. Not much entertainment.
Loved getting to know Edith Wharton. Interesting author and person.
This book started slow, though she was just another troubled young adult, but the middle and finish were awesome. I couldn't put it down.
Very silly.
Very Dark, couldn't finish the book.
Love reading early 1900 settings. They are so informative of the world during that time. A time where we though all were honest and fair and not really among all of the rich as is today.
I knew a lot about John/Jack Kennedy but never as much as i learned about how manipulative his father was. Sad he was not in control of his own life.
The book started slow and you knew it was about mental illness immediately. I really like the book as it showed kindness of people and mental illness issues.
This book was really, really good. Keeps you questioning even till the end.
Excellent book if you are a believer and want to know the prior generation and how they think. I loved it because her ways were the way I was taught and it's not being taught this way in the current generation. Others first, yourself last.
This book would be great for the December meeting where you only need something small to read. It's only 100 pages and it will truly get you ready for the new year.
This book has a one way view by the author. He seems to be very sure of himself and wants others to push forward with this thinking.
This book was so slow to read, also it brought to mind that all races are racist, not just white but black also. Also, when someone sues someone else, they always have alterative motives to do with the money they sue for. Such a shame.
I felt like I was in high school with the Food War. Too much drama.
Thought it was a fast read and good. First of this author's books I have read.
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