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A 1st line book for the Washington DC Book Crossing group's Holiday gathering.
I haven't read it but it does look interesting.

I won this in the first lines game at the BCinDC holiday party this afternoon. It doesn't look like my kind of thing so I hope to continue its journey soon.

Bringing this to today's BCinDC meetup at Tysons Corner Mall in McLean, VA.

I am debating reading this book. It does look interesting and I loved Bel Canto by the same author, but Mt. TBR rivals Everest. We shall see.

This book is one of many being passed along to potential readers at the Kensington Book Festival by members of BookCrossing in Washington DC (BCinDC).

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I happened to go to a book fair in Kensington, Maryland and picked up this book.Haven’t read any of Ann Patchett’s books and enjoyed reading about two women’s devotion for each other. Will want to read more of her books.