Lynn Redgrave did a terrific job narrating this book. I know it's an abridged version but still a very good story. I wish there would have been more about Penelope and Richard, maybe there was in the actual book. I cared more about their story than any other in the book.
I read this ages ago. I am not sure I would want to read it now, but I do know that I really enjoyed it back then. I have added a shelf for this kind of book - "fluff".
I've had this book for ages, but somehow just never got around to read it before now. Don't know why, because I usually like RP's books... well, her longer ones anyway. I've discovered that her short ones are often quite week. Anyway, I was right, and enjoyed this one. It's nothing special, but good...
Every time I read this I see something new. There were passages that were inexcusable, that made me cringe. It's the overall mood I like so much, the learning to be happy despite it all. This book shows the difference between men’s and women’s stories. In stories for men people die but you never see...
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