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https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23288912-harriet-wolf-s-seventh-book-of-wonders

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The reviewer stated how the lives of 4 women changed throughout the story, and how family, and love plays a very important role in the development of the characters. This review related to me because, in the first sentence he stated "Very rarely do I ever pick up a book that I have never heard of." I as well didn't really know what to expect at first, my brother recommended me the book. I read the cover and read "...love story", and I thought this is going to be a first experience for me to read romance books, because I read sci-fi fiction most of the time, at first I was reluctant to read the book, it felt kind of slow and nothing interesting really happened at the start, but after forcing myself to read a couple more pages, I started to see the differences between the genre's I usually read, versus this genre, one was the vocabulary, it was more profound, and sometimes complex. I also saw similarities, like the character depth, and background story, each person had different personalities, it reminded me of the book: Spirit Animals, by Brandon Mull.

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Very rarely do I ever pick up a book that I have never heard of. If you know me, you know I have heard of most new books from one of my bookish friends or another. But I just happned to literally knock this book off the shelf while looking at another. I picked it up, and read the cover and was intrigued. And to be honest, I loved it.
The story of 4 women, and how their lives turned into the women that they present to the world. It is a tell that shows you how much we don't really know about those we love, how easy it is to over protect your children, and how family is always so very important. Not to mention Love as a powerful part of each person's development.
I highly recommend this book, and hope that more people read it. And I may have to knock more books of a shelf...
Russel

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I really liked this quote because it gave me the impression that Mrs. Tarkington, really cares about her special needs daughter and, when the two teenage clerks said some harsh stuff, it made her snap, and tried to defend her daughter. It gives emotion to the book, in my opinion.

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"I couldn't help it. There, I'd said it. All I could do was stand by it." p. 96

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Author: Julianna Baggott.