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Narrating from the heart of ten companions, Walbert subtly depicts all the anger, disappointment, vulnerability, and pride of her characters: "Years ago we were led down the primrose lane, then abandoned somewhere near the carp pond."
Our Kind: Summary and book reviews of Our Kind by Kate Walbert. 2004
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Divided into chapters (including "Narrating," "Flaubert and the Rise of the Flaneur,"
VQR 2008
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Divided into chapters (including "Narrating," "Flaubert and the Rise of the Flaneur,"
VQR 2008
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Divided into chapters (including "Narrating," "Flaubert and the Rise of the Flaneur,"
VQR 2008
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Divided into chapters (including "Narrating," "Flaubert and the Rise of the Flaneur,"
VQR 2008
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Narrating a life provided a clear way to frame larger questions.
A World We Have Lost William Anthony Hay 2011
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Narrating this familar tale with an almost detached historical viewpoint, Berg ends her brief novel with Joseph remaining doubtful even years later.
The Handmaid and the Carpenter by Elizabeth Berg: Book summary 2010
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Oz and Ends: Narrating The London Eye Mystery skip to main | skip to sidebar
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Narrating via the human dramas of the characters – all from very different religious and cultural backgrounds – also mimics the origins of the dance itself, as it evolved from the rich mix of immigrants arriving in Buenos Aires back in the 19th century.
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Narrating the video was Tim Gunn, chief creative officer of Liz Claiborne Inc. and well-known personality on reality TV show "Project Runway."
Less Paint, More Parties Elizabeth Holmes 2011
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