Official Review: In the Fullness of Time

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Great review! Hattie sounds like a relatable and endearing character, so I'll have to look into reading these books!
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Great review! Even though this book contains giant time hops without warning and some errors, I think I would still enjoy this book.
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Kdonegan91 wrote:Great review! Even though this book contains giant time hops without warning and some errors, I think I would still enjoy this book.
Thanks Kdonegan! The time jumps aren't too frequent even though they are abrupt. I still really liked the book. It was a real treat for me since I read the first book and got to see what happened with many of the characters.
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For some reason, I thought I had commented on this but apparently not. I'm not hugely into historical fiction, but every once in a while, I get a hankering for it. This sounds like a pretty good read when I do. Hopefully the final version won't have the editors marks. :) Thanks for the review.
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Thank you for a great review.I think i can easily relate to Hattie. Congrats!
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