Saturday, November 19, 2016
The Taxidermist's Daughter
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I very much enjoyed The Taxidermist's Daughter by Kate Mosse which is set in 1912 England. The daughter, Connie, is slowly getting some memories back after an operation on her brain. A young woman is found dead close to her home. Connie struggles to make sense of her world and work out who this woman was. Eventually the truth is revealed. This was a very good story. 41/2/5
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Real life happens not in our grand deeds, or when we move, clash, or go to war but in the small, hardly noticeable changes that take place in our souls.
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Real life happens not in our grand deeds, or when we move, clash, or go to war but in the small, hardly noticeable changes that take place in our souls.
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