Books by Liz Rosenberg
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review 1: The subject of this book--cord blood--is of much interest to me, but I immediately thought that this is so much like a Jodi Picoult book, but not as well written. In reading other people's reviews, many remarked that it is better-written that Picoult's books. So, a difference o...
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review 1: I DNF'd at about 40%. Minor spoilers ahead.This review is written from the viewpoint of a Malay Malaysian with Chinese, Indian and Arabic ancestry, with a fair amount of knowledge on the history of the region.So first, the novel is set in pre-independence Singapore, when the isla...
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review 1: I picked this book up because I wanted something with a bit more depth than the last few books I had read, which were new adult romance. I was invested in the story quickly, but about 1/3 of the way through I started to feel like I was having to work to hard to stay interested. T...
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review 1: This novel is funny and sad and heartwarming. I especially appreciated the periodic heartbreak-type diets throughout the book. My husband left me just over 3 years ago, and the author absolutely nailed it in the way she describe how Eve felt when Chuck left and how difficult it w...
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review 1: 3 stars. I loved the vivid imagery of life in Singapore in the 20s. The story telling was wonderful and there were enough twists to keep it interesting. I'm grateful for my kindle, as there were also many things to look up and define, which is fine by me. I was a little disappoin...
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review 1: Tobias's father is a forty-feet long, fifteen-feet high Tyrannosaurus who's usually too busy working to pay much attention to his son's school functions. Although he clearly loves his son, Tobias longs for him to work a little less and play a little more. When he shows up at the ...