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Gilead (Gilead, #1)
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I do not read a lot of fiction, but The Wife read this and called the prose "luminous". I mean, wow, luminous. Who can resist that?
It was a good read, and the prose was definitely poetic in parts. The book provided great insight into the protagonist's reflection upon his life, which, "even" as a pastor, was filled with the same stumbles and moral dilemmas with which the uncollared deal. HIs wife is probably the hero of the novel. We should all have a mate with her empathy and coping skills in our golden years.
SH
It was a good read, and the prose was definitely poetic in parts. The book provided great insight into the protagonist's reflection upon his life, which, "even" as a pastor, was filled with the same stumbles and moral dilemmas with which the uncollared deal. HIs wife is probably the hero of the novel. We should all have a mate with her empathy and coping skills in our golden years.
SH
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January 3, 2011
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July 22, 2011
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Jul 25, 2011 09:40AM
Methinks you already do, squire, you lucky hunde!
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lolol...you are such a charmer, man. Where do you get it from?
