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Goddess by Kelly Gardiner
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Perhaps National Public Radio should desist from recommending books and music, because the preferences indicated, for the most part, lack any sense of taste. The story of Julie-Émilie d’Aubigny, known as Mademoiselle de Maupin, sounded interesting, but the writer is totally incompetent. Although I am a firm supporter of the First Amendment and would never countenance the censorship of any idea or subject, the prose through which such may be conveyed is another matter entirely. There are those who should never set pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard); Kelly Gardiner is one. This is truly dreadful, and it will take me some time to recover from the most purple prose I have ever had the misfortune to encounter. Beware!
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October 5, 2015 – Shelved as: to-read
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Ardis I completely agree...the bad taste in my mouth (eyes?) still lingers


Ricky Skelland Wholeheartedly agree. Julie’s story deserves so much more. It was a struggle to finish.


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Reka Paul Hi Michael, as that is a common problem for me as well I was wondering whether you happened to come across any other novel based on the same story but well written?


Michael Reka wrote: "Hi Michael, as that is a common problem for me as well I was wondering whether you happened to come across any other novel based on the same story but well written?"

Unfortunately, I have not, but I would be interested in reading a better treatment of the subject,


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