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Thank you so much for sending me "The Wednesday Sisters". Our reading group really enjoyed reading this while traveling through our growing up years. It brought back some wonderful memories of things I have long ago forgotten. This wonderful group of women are true friends.My two children both read the ... (continued)
Thank you for sending this wonderful book to me. I enjoyed The Wednesday Sisters very much. It was a light summer read. I was a teenager in the 60's and grew up in California and it brought back so many memories for me. I will share this book with the other members of my book club.
Frankie, Linda, Kath, Brett, and Ally are my best friends! Just as in real life Mary Lou, MaryAnn, T.J., Amy, Annbeth, and Joyce are my Wednesday Sisters. Some of us are writers,photographers, musicians, teachers, mothers, wives, and widows. Like the characters in Meg Waite Clayton's book we have seen ... (continued)
I truly appreciate the books you mail me. There are 5 of us friends that meet once a week for lunch (those of us that are available) and just have the best time together.My husband will never understand this (how can you spend so much time with the same women.) I can associate with this story of friendship ... (continued)
Thank you for sending the advance copy of The Wednesday Sisters.It was a pleasant reading experience. As a teenager in the 60's, I relished the references to people and events from that era. Also, the triumph resulting from following one's dreams and the value of loyal friendship made this a "feel good" ... (continued)
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to read "The Wednesday Sisters."
Although the author is a good story teller, this novel was not very appealing to me. It seemed there were a lot of ideas and descriptive phrases all being crammed into one novel. The extensive sentences that had descriptions ... (continued)
Although the author is a good story teller, this novel was not very appealing to me. It seemed there were a lot of ideas and descriptive phrases all being crammed into one novel. The extensive sentences that had descriptions ... (continued)