Calling Me Home - Julie Kibler, To Be Announced • BookLikes (ISBN:147083894X)

Calling Me Home

by: To Be Announced (author) Julie Kibler (author)

Format: audiobook

ISBN: 9781470838942 (147083894X)

Publish date: February 12th 2013

Publisher: Blackstone Audiobooks

Edition language: English

Category:

Book Club, Adult Fiction, Historical Fiction, Romance

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Hello Book, So Long Sleep... rated it

10 years ago

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* I Promise, I do talk about books in this post! Ever finish a Tv series you've been binging and then all other things feel dull and unsatisfying? That would be me for the last few weeks. I finished up The Killing and now I'm in this rut that I don't care to read or even discuss what I have r...

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11 years ago

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Calling Me Home was one of those books that you do not want to end, yet you want to know the ending. I was drawn into Isabelle’s story immediately, so much so that I started and finished the book in the span of a few hours. Yes, there is a love story; but Calling Me Home is also a story about friend...

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11 years ago

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By Julie Kibler ISBN-13: 9781250020437 Publisher: St. Martin's Press Publication date: 1/7/2014 Pages: 352 My Rating: (5 Stars) A poignant, debut novel – a winner out of the gate, filled with careful description and woven skillfully! A vivid, engaging first book with strong characters, ...

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Chris Blocker rated it

11 years ago

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Calling Me Home is surprisingly enjoyable. Surprising because, let's be honest, white women trying to write a feel-good story about the black experience has not only become cliché, but is and has always been a dangerous path to take. Through their stories, an evident ignorance or disregard for black...

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