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Margarettown
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Gabrielle Zevin
Jennifer Bradshaw
, August 16, 2006
This book explores who we are at different ages, as it examines one man's experiences with Margarettown and the Margaret Townes he meets. I loved how the layers and themes were woven together in the telling. The story is symbolic while also being a honest love story. The book is highly readable, and I highly recommend it.
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Elsewhere
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Gabrielle Zevin
Jennifer Bradshaw
, August 16, 2006
I found this book to be a quite intruiging look at the afterlife. Living your life (death) backwards toward your birth is like a facinating take on the mystery of what happens after we die. This book is very original and is enjoyable to read.
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