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March 01, 2005

Happy March

Hello everyone!

This month's selection is The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd. I am looking forward to the group discussion in a few weeks.

Enjoy!



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Can't wait to hear your thoughts. read the "The Secret Life of Bees" last year. All I can say is that I have found a 'Black Madonna' in Bloomington! I had to touch her..........it was truly spiritual.

A Great novel
A dramatic love stroy happens in internet chatroom
THE DANCER AND THE CLOWN ,,,from Texas to Paris
go to:
www.thedancerandtheclownbook.com

Whew! I finally have my copy and am ready to get started reading. At first, I thought it looked pretty short but the words in my copy are tiny. I've got to get a move on.

This is a pretty short novel. Or, it seemed that way because it was pretty engaging and easy to read. And lynne, would that be Bloomington, IL or Bloomington, IN? Is there a Bloomington in IN?

Just got my copy of the book. The summary on the book makes me feel that I'll enjoy this book. This should be a fun way for me to break into the discussions. I look forward to the comments.

Where can I find this book The Dancer and the Clown?

The Dancer and the Clown is available through Amazon.

 

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