Books by Rosalind Noonan
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review 1: Very good read, especially about problems associated with postpartum depression. I enjoyed the book because of the very needed conversations it can spark about this topic. Noonan's main characters were just a wee bit shallow, lacking some refinement and believability. Leo neve...
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review 1: For me this was just okay. The story had a bit of a slow start, but once I got a few chapters in it struck my interest. The story is reminiscent of the Jaycee Duggard story, which I found fascinating, but there were parts of this story that doesn't add up; or rather, add up too n...
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review 1: I'm not really sure why this book got such good reviews. The plot was mildly interesting, but the writing left something to be desired. Even when the writer describes the tragedy and what happened (no spoilers, even though you can see it coming a MILE away), I did not care. I fel...
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review 1: Sending your spouse off is never easy, but sending your spouse off to war must be the ultimate feeling of death for the one left behind. In this story, Abby says goodbye to her husband and brother in law while they go off to serve for their country. Unlike those that come home,...