Books by Rebecca Coleman
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review 1: Okay, so every once in awhile I like to read dark, twisted novels...and this is it. I found this novel intriguing for two reasons. The first, I'm fascinated by the Mary Kay Letourneau/Villie story or any story about female teachers diggi' on their underage students. It's quite a...
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review 1: Much like her previous book, Kingdom of Childhood, Coleman explores the family dynamic of a very dysfunctional family and the impact it has in their lives. I enjoyed how the story was written from the different perspectives of the characters in the story, and I also enjoyed how ...
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review 1: The book jacket states this is a "love story" and "The most anticipated and controversial novel of the year"....a lot of hype over what is really quite a bland, and at times irritating, novel. The obvious comparison is to Zoe Heller's "Notes on a Scandal" which, in my opinion, is...
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review 1: Tormented by a traumatic childhood, the death of her best friend, and a failing marriage,forty-something teacher Judy McFarland is lonely and vulnerable. When she meets 16-year-old Zach Patterson, passion overshadows reason. Faced with a new home and teenage angst, Zach is equall...