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Jin Morelos jimanuel_22b97 — 80'lerin müzik referanslarını gerçekten beğendim. :) Köpeği sırayla bölümleri anlatarak sevimsiz ama sevimli idi. Kurgusal çocuk kitabı serisinin romantik kahramanı sırayla anlattığında sevimsizdi ama sevimli değildi. Yine de gelecekteki yayın için bana büyük umut verdi!

Carlos Lobo carlos_lobo — Squalor New Mexico is a front to back 5 star read. Darla McKendrick is a child when she hears her mother and Aunt Didi talking about their sister Rebecca. Darla and her three cousins are curious about their estranged Aunt. Yet when questioning their parents they never seem to get the answers they desire, leaving the topic of Rebecca a mystery. As Darla matures she seeks more answers on her mysterious Aunt, who seems to profoundly affect her entire family. As truths are revealed, more secrets await in an emotional, thought provoking story of love, family and secrets. Ms. Brodey brings life to her characters, pulling you into their minds, body and soul. Leaving no questions unanswered, Squalor New Mexico does prove that Families are as strong as the truths they hold and as weak as the secrets they keep. Also by Ms. Brodey Crooked Moon, Molly Hacker Is Too Picky!& Her new Y/A paranormal release Mystical High!

Ajay Bharti ajaybharti — Really liked this one. Elena is a great heroine and the descriptions of both the human and wolf side are fascinating.

Bence Heiter heiterbenc176f — I read The Women on the Porch about 15 years ago, shortly after moving into Benfolly, the old house on the Cumberland River where the author and her husband Alan Tate lived during the 1930's. Although I remembered liking the book enough to give it 4 stars and suggest it for our Book Club reading, I have found on its rereading that I didn't remember much about the book - or perhaps now am noticing different things about it than I did then. I have wanted to reread this book for years and am so glad that I finally have. One of the things that has always struck me about Caroline Gordon's writing is her clear and distinctive descriptions of the natural world in which her characters reside and the story unfolds. Her thoughtfully detailed verbal illustrations of scenes carries me totally into the world she is describing, mesmerizes me with memory and recognition. Her notice of the smallest leaf picking up light, the aspect of the sky, the quality of air, the surrounding flora works to capture the very essence of the outdoor world in beautiful wording that vividly illuminates the setting for each scene in the story, placing the reader solidly into the place of which she writes. And sense of PLACE is a very important aspect of Gordon's writing.

Loredana Ardissone _oredana_rdissone — This book is the rest of the story of Running with Scissors. I loved Running with Scissors and that is why i read Dry. I loved Dry as much as i did RWS. Read this book if you liked RWS.