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The book is wonderfully written with a quiet humor to our heroine that doesn't detract from the seriousness of the subject. This perspective was ignored for so long, that when finally brought to light, it is a stroke of genius to finally expose the wonderful spirit of The Help.
I loved the premise of a dog studying human nature. Well done. Makes one question whether MAN is truly the higher life form. Good read for men who resist reading for reading's sake.
This work wasn't for me. But, I can see where peering into the twisted interior of a mentally disturbed person would be intriguing for some. In that respect, this book keeps you guessing and wondering. It is probably a bit too close to the truth on some aspects of human interaction, which may be why it was hard to take in. Lovely writing, just not my cup of tea.
An intriguing look into the life of Hemingway through the eyes of his first wife. Though her character seemed a bit flat, she is the lens that we watch Hemingway's life being shaped in his early, formative years as he struggled to find his voice. An interesting, and sometimes disturbing, look at prominent artistic figures who shaped the literature of our time.
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