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Sugar Sugar (2010)

by Carole Wilkinson(Favorite Author)

3.57 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Historical Fiction

publisher

Black Dog Books

review 1: this book was interesting and i just couldn't put the book down once i started. it took me a an hour to read because i was just so interested to see what would be on the next page. the characters were so well thought out my personal favorite being the thief that looked like a rat :) i loved this book because of the action and suspense as well as the mythical situations. i loved the idea of putting short stories into 1 book pure genius! i was so looking forward to the next story because they were all so good its an amazing story highly recommended.
review 2: When I started this I had little idea of what to expect. It started off slow and the seemingly simplistic writing was hard to get into at first, but around the 1/3 mark I became so invested in the story, the... more very real different characters and most particularly the setting. Across Europe to Iran- you could feel the heat, the sand, the dust, hear the sounds, the people everything. It’s a hard book to recommend, not at all because it is bad which it most certainly isn’t, but because I can see where some people may not like it. Even though it’s slightly historical, it isn’t apparent so much which I think is rather sad (I for one love 60s and 70s music and fashion). There’s a nice romance too which takes a small plotline. I guess if you like reading about travel and road trips (the various international people you meet- tourists or not, hitch hiking, lack of baths etc) and like realistic books which explore people and places then definitely read this. I loved it. Totally made me want to pick up my bags and catch the first plane to London. Otherwise… maybe try it anyway, you might be surprised. less

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