The Memory Keepers Daughter

[bindi]

I am half way thru this and really enjoying it.

Did a bit of reading over the holidays - discovered that I really need to wear my glasses
- bad headaches etc but I still couldn't stop reading till all hours.

Has anyone else read this book, what did you think?

[Goalie]

I picked it up at the book store Bindi, but then put it back. Let me know when you have finished it and if you still like it. thanks

[Lynne]

I read it! Actually it takes place in Lexington. I did like it. It brought up a lot of things that I really had to struggle with as far as "right" or "wrong" and that happened over and over again. I'm interested to see how you like it.

I think you should try it Goalie.

[Goalie]

Okay Lynne, you have convinced me. I will read it.

[samantha]

I really liked this book... I liked the struggles that went on, and how everyones life turns out... Goalie- you've got to read it, it is a good one!

[bindi]

I have just finished it.

I really enjoyed it - couple of things I didn't see coming so that was good.

The first book I have read in a while where I thought about it during the day.

[Enola]

I read this book while I was "out sick" from work. I had a major problem with the fact that as a mother, she did not INSIST on seeing her "dead" baby girl. If I was the father, I would not be able to live with myself, after making a decision like that. But, that did not ruin the book for me. It was a good read, but probably not one I will read again.

I guess it is a good thing I don't review books, huh???

[filly]

I started reading this book but it seemed so heavy and I wasn't ready for it at the time. I was almost afraid to read it for fear of too much heavy drama and tears. Are there happy parts in this book?