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Stegner brings 2 stories to life, past and present, in the search launched by an old man crippled in body and mind to find his history in his grandmother's story. The West comes alive in the telling of his grandmother's life, and Lyman Ward the grandson lives on in his story of his quest. Soul-stirring writing - suitably rewarded with the Pulitzer Prize in 1971.
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Isabel Dalhousie captures my interest and deep affection for her elegant, graceful understanding of herself and those around her. She thinks, and examines her thoughts, in a serious yet refreshing manner, making her humor a delightful surprise when it pops out.
I was delighted to meet Jamie (this is my first Dalhousie novel) and loved the resolution. Beautiful book, which leads me to the complete series for the complete story...McCall Smith writes another winner!
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ROSEMARY COPLAN, January 15, 2009
Stegner brings 2 stories to life, past and present, in the search launched by an old man crippled in body and mind to find his history in his grandmother's story. The West comes alive in the telling of his grandmother's life, and Lyman Ward the grandson lives on in his story of his quest. Soul-stirring writing - suitably rewarded with the Pulitzer Prize in 1971.(1 of 3 readers found this comment helpful)
A Sand County Almanac: With Essays on Conservation from Round River (Outdoor Essays & Reflections) by Aldo Leopold
ROSEMARY COPLAN, January 12, 2009
stunning, lovely images of the world many of us remember and love. Poetry in prose - in hard times this book has been my last medition before rest.(5 of 9 readers found this comment helpful)
The Right Attitude to Rain (Isabel Dalhousie Mysteries) by Alexander Mccall Smith
ROSEMARY COPLAN, January 9, 2009
Isabel Dalhousie captures my interest and deep affection for her elegant, graceful understanding of herself and those around her. She thinks, and examines her thoughts, in a serious yet refreshing manner, making her humor a delightful surprise when it pops out.I was delighted to meet Jamie (this is my first Dalhousie novel) and loved the resolution. Beautiful book, which leads me to the complete series for the complete story...McCall Smith writes another winner!
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