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Northshire Bookstore Review Reviewed By... Louise Jones
An extremely perceptive, beautifully written, even-handed biography of this complex man who committed suicide 50 years ago. Hendrickson uses previously unpublished material and delves into Hemingway’s relationships with his sons, especially the very troubled Gregory.
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Northshire Bookstore Review Reviewed By... Louise Jones
I loved Morris' The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt and Theodore Rex. This splendid, insightful book, with Morris' fine writing and research, completes the trilogy, covering TRs last ten years traveling, writing, politicking. A brilliant book.
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Northshire Bookstore Review Reviewed By... Karen Frank
Hilarious and tragic, this is a memoir of someone with a healthy sense of humor and appreciation for the bizarre cards dealt by life and family. Sharp writing and the absence of self pity makes this a refreshing and delightful read.
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Northshire Bookstore Review Reviewed By... Louise Jones
This complex novel explores how we free ourselves by assuming new responsibilities. It glides from character to character, circling around then tying them together. I was never able to predict what would happen. The writing is beautiful, moving, incisive.
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