Official Review: The Reel Sisters by Michelle Cummings

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Re: Official Review: The Reel Sisters by Michelle Cummings

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This book is very interesting.
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I really enjoyed your review. It gave me great insight into whether it would be a book I would want to read. I love stories of friendship through obstacles and believe I will find myself engrossed in this book.
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Post by voma clinton ndangoh »

The subject of the novel is regional connected with some specified activities. It is the story of women who born over fly fishing. First time ever I read a book on flying fishing. I now fine a good concept on the fly fishing. Very interesting. Thanks.
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Post by Johnson504 »

I really like this book it's well comprehended and quit interesting.thanks for the review
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I finished the book with only 2 crying jags. Can't wait to write my full review.
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I think real fact contemporary women have gone great length to demonstrate their capabilities like doing a mans chore and that they will still be happy in absence of a man I guess soon man will be brought to extinc.
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It's seems inspiring book especially that widow looking forward reading
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Post by Jeyasivananth »

Yes The Reel Sisters has so much to discuss that even my review seemed too long to me. The book is rich in symbolism and imagery. The foremost being fly-fishing which forms the leit motif of the book.Thematically the book validates how living close to nature can help us reinvent, rediscover and rejuvenate ourselves. The symbol of the inuksuk, a figure of stone in human form with outstretched arms which was meant to help travelers navigate through land and water is an allusion to the same.Feminism is another important theme of the book. The book is explicitly gynocentric celebrating the female bonds and women as a natural nurturer. The male characters are all relegated to the periphery merely functioning as appendages to the central characters.
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Post by Ezekielafog12 »

I don't think it is
for me, but I am glad you enjoyed
it despite those issues. Great
review!
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There are also long explanations of what fly fishing is all about, including the necessary equipment and apparel.
Echoes of Moby Dick's passages on whaling ... hmm. Thanks for this review. I'm not outdoorsy or inclined towards physical hobbies, but it is nice to hear of a book bringing a tale of women's friendship into an area that has been thought of as male.
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Although I'm sometimes put off by long technical descriptions, I feel like this might be the kind of situation in which they can be put to good use. Tom Clancy is also fairly technical in his writing, but he pulls it off because it's a specific subject, in his case, espionage and the military, and because he writes with authority. It sounds like the author really has a passion for fly fishing. Can't wait to read the book and maybe learn something new!
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i have'nt read it,but from the preview up there i find it to be a boring story or just a story for girls
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I must say, this is first book I've heard of with such a theme. The books surely sounds nice but I have a thing for fast-paced novels. Great review though!
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I have never fly fished before, but it seem like an interesting thing to do. Four friend together for a common interest and saving a woman from drowning who later joined the group is interesting. True friendship is everything. Nice review!
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Post by Swarty03 »

Thanks for the great review. I read yours after I published mine and I couldn't agree more with your points about the details in beginning bogging things down. However, I did find some of that information to be helpful later on in the book.
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