A list of 46 words by knitandpurl.
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ruzuzu You do seem to read some fascinating stuff--I enjoy your citations. Oct 31, 2010
knitandpurl Yes, I did like it - the writing was a really satisfying mix of the everyday and the lyrical. A lot of the book's a pretty straight family saga, which isn't what I usually read, but there was enough magic/mystery/literariness to keep it fun for me. Oct 30, 2010
ruzuzu Did you enjoy it? I have a friend who says "You've got to read that book" every time I point out cloud streets in the sky. Oct 30, 2010