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 The Things That Keep Us Here - Carla Buckley
 The Things That Keep Us Here - Carla Buckley ... PressNewest Review: ... much as I wanted to run, taking myself far away from the horrors that I expected would lie within, I found myself approaching ... more ... the book further, until it was in my hand. Turning the first page, I began to read And from that moment I knew there was no going back.
The story is told, focusing around the life of Ann, and her life in America. Every alternate chapter is about her ex-husband Peter, but these are just a few pages long and are there simply to help drop little hints and keep us further on our seat. Ann is an art teacher at her youngest daughters school, and her older daughter goes to another school When a pupil, Heyjin, comes across ...more |
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The Things That Keep Us Here - Carla Buckley: Enough to keep you reading? (783 words)
by - written on 10/11/09 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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To say that I enjoy reading would be the understatement of the Century. There is something wonderful about picking up a book and being transported to a whole new world where anything really is possible. Although I have my usual genres I stick to, I do like to dip in and out of others as a pleasant change. I also like to sample the work of authors I am unfamiliar with, and when I was faced with 'The Things That Keep Us Here' by Carla Buckley, it came to my attention that I had neither heard of the author nor did I tend to read the apparent genre much. I was sure that this was definitely going to be quite an interesting read for sure! Despite not knowing ... Read the complete review
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