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  • I love this book. I read it four years ago, and now I'm onto it again. I wish there was a "rereading" option.

    

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  • I read this for a Modern Lit course in College. I really really liked this book. It had a real twisted story and some sexual bits... which of course makes for an excellent read. Tie that in with some family frustrations and a little death and its fabulous. I think I will reread this one day.

    

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  • I chose this for a book club, but because I love movies, I saw the movie before finishing the book. I don't want to finish the book because the main character annoys me now. I might possibly suffer through it for the sake of the book club. I liked Ethan Frome a lot more.

    

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It's no wonder that this tragi-comedy won the 1921 Pulitzer Prize! Newland Archer's marriage to the docile May Welland is disturbed by the beautiful Countess Olenska and the manners and morals of New York society. (Five 90-minute cassettes and two 60's).

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• CT ShelffictionnovelLiterature & fiction@read 2006xmas 0520th c.