A complex and uplifting story

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	• The Memory Keeper's Daughter Kim Edwards Penguin (Non-Classics), 2006 - 432 pages average customer review:based on 833 reviews view larger image
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No depth

This book had characters that I never really cared about. The story was okay and I kept reading it, but it was definately not my favorite read.

Full of twists and turns

This book was full of twists and turns, and it was a good and entertaining read. It is not a book that I would call a 'quick read' because of a lot of details in the plot, but it had a very nice ending. Definitely worth reading...it had a lot of substance and touched your heart. Recommended!

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A complex and uplifting story

I loved the book and I am so delighted it was made into a movie. The premise of a father spiriting away a newborn unbeknowst to his wife, is powerful. The reverberations of his actions throughout their lives was extremely well-handled. But the thing that stood out in this book more than anything for me was the treatment of the question - Is Down Syndrome something to be unhappy about? Without giving anything away, I want to say that I loved the answer to this question. The author is extremely gifted and I applaud her handling of an extremely complex and uplifting story.

Wendy Dolber, author, The Guru Next Door, a Teacher's Legacy.The Guru Next Door

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