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- Pagine: 432
- Data di uscita: 09-11-2018
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NOW AVAILABLE!!! HEYYY YOU GUYS!!!! IT'S AVAILABLE!!! i enjoyed The Summer that Melted Everything a bunch, but Betty ; a standalone with spillover into TSTME, has so much more weight. i remember bits and pieces from The Summer that Melted Everything —i remember the language being striking, i remember t Leggi tutto
More than five-star worthy, my favorite book of summer 2020. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ I read and loved The Summer That Melted Everything when it published four years ago. Incidentally, I won a copy of that book from a blog giveaway, and since it was autographed, I was put in contact with the author and quick Leggi tutto
4+ strong stars for this unforgettable story! This is a story about family. Betty is the daughter of a white mother and Cherokee father. Of all her siblings, Betty develops the most physical traits of her Cherokee heritage. Betty’s father takes pride in teaching his children the stories of his ancest Leggi tutto
This book wasn't perfect. It annoyed me, for example, the way Betty and her siblings seemed to communicate in complex metaphors from the moment they found their tongues. I was also frustrated by a few of the chapters, which were so fantastically over-the-top that the book started to feel more like a Leggi tutto
My heart is shattered in a million pieces.
This will be among my favorite reads of this year! The story is based on the life of the author’s mother. This is a coming of age story set in the rolling hills of Ohio. A young white woman and a young Cherokee man come together and they marry and have eight children This is the story of their lives .. Leggi tutto
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