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Summary: Oh My God....!!!
Review: I thought this book was so badly written that
a)I couldn't read anymore than the first half
b)I kept laughing outloud
What a load of tosh. I have only ever read one other Barbara Taylor Bradford and the was about 20 years ago, the well known 'Woman Of Substance' and I remember absolutely loving it. I can't say I even liked this one.
The characters are so one dimensional and frankly BORING. The description and the dialogue are saccharine sweet. The way Mal talks about her husband and her marriage and her life in general is so idealistic it made me want to puke.Anyone who thinks this is a good read must have a brain the size of a gnat and haved the mental age of 12.I've written more interesting shopping lists.
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Summary: Emotional book. Very well written.
Review: There are people that think the best never happens. Perhaps that is me at this moment (why I gave the book 9/10). This is the first book (to date, March 1997) that I've read by Barbara Taylor Bradford and boy was it a heart shaking novel. Well done to Barbera! As another reviewer has already said, I felt like I was with the character. The book has taught me several things about life. I won't list them here
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Summary: My first Barbara Taylor Bradford Book and my last.
Review: This was my first Barbara Taylor Bradford Book and it will be my my last.What an absolutely boring book! My grandmother could tell a better story than this. What was Harper Collins thinking about when they published this book? This book was made into a Movie? Good Grief!
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Summary: A GOOD MOIVE TOO!
Review: Well i watched the movie for the book and that attracted me to read the book.. I found it a great plot and story line with awesome climax!!! It was a spcial on CBS!!!
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Summary: You Can Put Yourself in Meg' s Shoes!
Review: What a heartfelt story "Everything to Gain," was. As I read this book some time ago now, I can see Meg's grief as raw as it was, like I was experiencing this situation myself. Losing her whole family was terribly tough. And day by day, she continues to suffer for a very long time until she is ready to kill herself; this is where the turning point comes in. You'll have to read the book to find out what I mean, as I don't want to say too much.
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