Other Fiction
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Norwegian playwright and poet Henrik Ibsen (1828 – 1906) is one of the greatest names in world literature. He is considered the father of modern drama, his contribution to world drama is immense. Henrik Ibsen wrote 26 plays and published one poetry collection. Some of his works include plays like The Pillars of Society (1877),…
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I enjoyed reading this book. I’ve started getting into reading books from Japan (that have been translated into English, of course) once I got into the “Before the coffee gets cold” series. Different people who are different times in their life and from different walks of life, all end up at the same library and…
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I’ve finished reading this and thought I’d share. This is a novel that hooks up people with a dish that they ate once upon a time and the father/daughter duo help them in finding that dish again. They are able to cook that meal again for their customer after a bit of detective work on…
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I finished reading this last night before going to bed. This book was recommended to me by another blogger a few years ago and I finally got around to reading it. It’s not normally the kind of book I normally read but I took a chance reading it because I trusted the person who recommended…
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Well, as you can guess, I made another run at the bookstore. Today I actually got to visit two different bookstores….came home with 10 more books to add to the collection. My hubby and I didn’t really get to do anything for Valentine’s Day because we were both working. So much hubby took the day…
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I finished reading this one last night and thought I’d share. I not only enjoyed this book but I’ve been enjoying this series as a whole. In this book (as well as the other books before it) you get to visit a cafe in Tokoyo and this specific cafe allows you to travel back in…
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{Note: This article will contain spoilers from the book.} I finished reading this and thought I’d share. The book starts off with a bunch of kids, their ages vary, who find themselves stranded on an island after their plane crashes. At first, they seem to have fun on the island because there are no adults…
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Well, I finished reading this last night and thought I would share. I loved Florence Green in this book. She was a character with courage………she had enough gumption to open up a bookshop where she did, despite the fact that she was met with some resistance. I also liked Mr. Brundish because he seemed to…
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