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I recommended this novel to my book group,and
I have just reread it with even more enthusiasm than I did the first time around. The Other Side of You is an
absorbing, smart novel that will lend itself to thought
provoking discussion. I will take a book of Caravggio's
paintings to our meeting as the paintings are keys to
the characters" lives. Our meeting will be a good one
thanks to psychologist/novelist Salley Vickers.
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This zany alphabet book guarantees a smile with every pickup. Roz Chast's cartoons and Steve Martin's
Henrietta the Hare and Odd Uncle U-Ball are not to be
missed!
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The Other Side of You by Salley Vickers
msupshaw, May 20, 2008
I recommended this novel to my book group,andI have just reread it with even more enthusiasm than I did the first time around. The Other Side of You is an
absorbing, smart novel that will lend itself to thought
provoking discussion. I will take a book of Caravggio's
paintings to our meeting as the paintings are keys to
the characters" lives. Our meeting will be a good one
thanks to psychologist/novelist Salley Vickers.
(1 of 1 readers found this comment helpful)
The Alphabet from A to Y with Bonus Letter Z! by Steve Martin and Roz Chast
msupshaw, December 21, 2007
This zany alphabet book guarantees a smile with every pickup. Roz Chast's cartoons and Steve Martin'sHenrietta the Hare and Odd Uncle U-Ball are not to be
missed!
(4 of 7 readers found this comment helpful)