I was completely gobsmacked by this book--it was so well-crafted, so intense, so thoughtful. Recommended.Note: The publisher provided me with a digital review copy of this book.
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julie, is this book AFTERWARDS a good choice for a book group of LDS ladies. thanks. ccc
still wondering if this book is appropriate for a church group. ccc
Sorry--I thought my response on the other thread kind of addressed it . . .
It raises some interesting issues. I seem to recall a little content that some LDS readers might be bothered by, but it has been awhile since I read it and I have a terrible memory for that sort of thing. (I know the post just went up, but review books are usually read, reviewed, and put in the queue way in advance.)
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