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4.0 out of 5 stars
Motivational!, January 4, 2004
This review is from: The Red Sea Place (Paperback)
"The Red Sea Place" opens with the main character, Laura, receiving "the letter that would change her life forever." The last sentence of the book reaffirms that Laura has indeed changed. In the 229 pages between, Laura faces many pressing personal problems with her two daughters and her adopted daughter, that daughter's father, Laura's husband, and her husband's elderly and ill mother. There's much good and realistic dialogue, considerable self-analysis, and interesting dilemmas. But Laura survives, grows, learns much, and becomes more self-sufficient. The book is a fast, easy, and engaging read. Recommended.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Learning Through A Good Story, February 10, 2004
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"The Red Sea Place" is a well paced intelligent novel about a modern family that all family members can learn from and identify with. I was sorry to reach the last page and will miss the ongoing contact with the characters in the story. I gained new perspectives from this book and will look forward to a sequel.
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