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Brian First brianab61 — According to one of my friends, I don't like this book because I don't like people making fun of the French. I don't think that's it, though - but there's only so much bad faith I can take, and Stephen Clarke used up his entire allowance after about 10 pages.

Sebastián Haro _ebastian_aro — If I could only take 10 books with me to a deserted island, this would be one. Sort of "Anne Frank" for adults, it is the journals of a young Dutch Jew caught up in the Holocaust. She is brilliant and outgoing and living life to the full, when Hitler's ugly shadow begins to fall over her world. The struggles and dramas that ensue highlight the development of her soul into a loving and courageous being,who was able to write, even as the net drew tighter around her: "I know that those who hate have good reason to do so. But why should we always have to choose the cheapest and easiest way? It has been brought home forcibly to me here how every atom of hatred added to the world makes it an even more inhospitable place. And I believe, childishly perhaps but stubbornly, that the earth will become habitable again only through the love that the Jew Paul described to the citzens of Corinth in the thirteenth chapter of his first letter." We need this kind of thinking and living as much in our 21st century world as they needed it in Europe in 1942.

Mitchell Petrie _etrie_ — This was my first Baldacci book. It was suggested by my boyfriend at the time (2000 or 2?) and I liked it a lot. I'm reading it again at this time. Still a good read, but it seems so dated now pertaining to the lottery info. The first time, I thought that LuAnn would have never gotten involved with Duane. She seemed to be a strong person and much too smart to be involved with him. But I can see their relationship better now. Finished 2nd read 10-21-15

Elizabeth Swift elizabethswift — The history. The art. The romance. The city (of Venice). The mystery that sucks you right in and carries you along until the last page. What a wonderful book.