[My new book] starts in 1960 with a woman named Lois Rabinowitz, who was evicted from Manhattan traffic court for attempting to pay a parking ticket while wearing slacks. This was...
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Although I had a negative reaction to the title, the review I read was intriguing. How glad I am that I didn't judge this book "by the cover." Petterson tells an engaging story, from the point of view of an older Trond and his young self. Most of the action occurs in a rural Norway, and is a mix of tragic, heroic, amusing, and romantic moments. Well worth the time to read this short and engaging novel.
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These are cards for a collection, not to send, so maybe buy two. Robert Sabuda startles, delights, and enchants with his designs. Whether he is making cards or books, his work is worth the glassed-in bookcase where first editions are kept.
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Out Stealing Horses: A Novel by Per Petterson
mgreiner, April 14, 2008
Although I had a negative reaction to the title, the review I read was intriguing. How glad I am that I didn't judge this book "by the cover." Petterson tells an engaging story, from the point of view of an older Trond and his young self. Most of the action occurs in a rural Norway, and is a mix of tragic, heroic, amusing, and romantic moments. Well worth the time to read this short and engaging novel.(13 of 17 readers found this comment helpful)
Christmas Alphabet Cards (Boxed Set) by Robert Sabuda
mgreiner, November 29, 2006
These are cards for a collection, not to send, so maybe buy two. Robert Sabuda startles, delights, and enchants with his designs. Whether he is making cards or books, his work is worth the glassed-in bookcase where first editions are kept.(28 of 47 readers found this comment helpful)