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Much of this story was boring and superfluous but the ending was a great commentary on education and the time period’s “re-education.”
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rhia
Halifax
A story about this — 1 year ago
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I was confused by the title until the very end of this book, and it detracted a little from the story. Now, though, I see it all, and it’s perfect. A cross between a slice of life and a fable of the most traditional kind, this is a quick-reading gem.
Mother Brando
Norwalk
A story about this — 3 years ago
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becareful what you wish for,lua loved books and he loved the seamstress, he wanted to make her cosomopolitian in thinking and thats just what happened. it was a well told story.
dormousie
Houston
A story about this — 5 years ago
This must be too modern for me. I don’t seem to understand “modern” lit. I need to go back to the 17th century, I guess.