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My Favorite Plant: Writers and Gardeners on the Plants ...
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Insufferable: I found this book insufferable, and didn't get to finish it. The contrived title should have tipped me off. Why isn't Amazon listing it correctly? It should be My Garden (Book): For started, i don't really care for Jamaica Kincaid's writing [... more]
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My Brother
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At the Bottom of the River
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Lucy (Contemporary Fiction, Plume)
Yet another mindless book for the masses: I wanted to love Jamaica Kincaid -- I really did. I first picked up Lucy expecting to love it because I had heard such wonderful things about Kincaid. What a pathetic disappointment. The novel drones on with no [... more]
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A Small Place
The lovely tourists: I had to read this book for a Multicultural Literature class at my Uni, and, far from being informative, all it did was fill with me a contempt of my own. I am not a racist by any means, but when confronted with such a bitter, snide [... more]
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Among Flowers: A Walk in the Himalaya (Directions)
A Difficult Trek: As an avid reader, enthusiastic traveler, lover of Nepal, and a wannabe gardener, I eagerly picked up "Among Flowers: A Walk in the Himalaya". Jamaica Kincaid has written of her trek through the mountains of Nepal gathering [... more]
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My Brother
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Lucy: A Novel
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Talk Stories
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A Small Place
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Mr. Potter: A Novel
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