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Xikelonton Xikelonton xikebaybay — Sometimes, a decent book is made really good by a theme and story that connect with the circumstances of the reader's life at that moment in time. For example, when I read "Eat Pray Love" by Elizabeth Gilbert for the first time, I have no doubt that I appreciated it so much more because I was recently divorced and could relate so much more intimately to the things she wrote about. Reading this book, I had the same type of appreciation. I'm at a point in life where I really relate to the doubt and inner turmoil that the main character is experiencing in her faith. That doesn't mean I wouldn't have liked the book had I read it some other time. But reading it now - in this week - there were passages that touched my heart and left an impact much stronger than may have happened otherwise. All in all, it's a lovely story about one woman's effort to make her corner of the world more genuine and real.

Codesm Marketing codesm — First book of Susan Wiggs I read. Really like her so I'll be reading more.

Daniel Miranda danieldemiranda — Sherwood is very deft at telling good stories, but ultimately I preferred her first novel, Green. This one is very much of the historical/fantastical fiction ilk, with a mad Habsburg king, a golem, and a preternatually beautiful heroine.

Abha Anand _bha — One of the best books of 2010. Patti Smith tells a spellbinding tale of her times, NY and love. Very highly recommended.