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Read Reviews for One-Eyed Cat - Paula Fox
by - written on 24/06/01 (Very useful, 614 readings)
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Have you ever had a guilty, shameful secret? One of those that burns and twists inside because you know that you’ve not only let down yourself but your friends or your family to boot? One of those that you’d like to confess but you can’t, not because you fear the consequences or the punishment, but because you couldn’t bear to see that guilt and shame mirrored in someone else’s eyes? One of those that spawns a lie and then another lie and then another lie? Ned Wallis has one of those: “What mattered was that he had a strange new life his parents knew nothing about and one that he must continue to keep hidden from them. ... Read the complete review
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