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    | | |  | Cliffsnotes on Kingsolvers the Bean Trees (Cliffs Notes) |  | List Price: $4.95 Your Price: $4.95
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  Summary: I have read this book at least three or four times...
 Review: This is the first book I have ever read by Kingsolver.  The title caught my attention.  For some reason, I loved this book.  The other books, of Kingsolvers, that I have read haven't pulled me in as well as this one.
 
 This is a great read.  I can't really tell you while, but it is well worth a try!
 
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  Summary: Beans are good for your Heart
 Review: This is the story of Taylor; a young woman who feels she needs escape from her hometown in rural Kentucky.  She knows that if she stays there, her life will be inevitable; getting pregnant, maybe married and becoming just like so many of her friends:  Unhappy.
 So she hops in her old broken down car and heads west, deciding that wherever her car dies, she will settle.  On the way, she stops in a bar on the border of an Indian Reservation.  There an Indian woman hands her a bundle and tells her to "take this baby".  Taylor offers little protest, takes the abused little girl with her, and names her `Turtle'.
 They settle in a small Arizona town, where they meet some eccentric people, create a family of their own, and try to solve the mystery of Turtle's background.
 This book is a pleasant read with a nice message; although a little slow.
 
 
 
 
 
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