The Woman Who Walked Into Doors
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4 journalers for this copy...
Journal Entry 1 by wubbaducky from not specified, not specified not specified on Thursday, January 26, 2006
A touching tale of abuse told through the voice of the abused wife and one of the most surprising things about the book is that it was written by a man. But in the midst of its emotion, that's so very easy to forget!
Journal Entry 2 by wubbaducky from not specified, not specified not specified on Tuesday, April 18, 2006
Posted out to Tehuti as part of the First Sentences Virtual Bookbox
Many apologies, I'm dreadfully behind on BC admin due to work, being away, etc, etc. Book safely received.
I found this a rather depressing read. I know there are many people caught in hopeless situations from which they cannot emerge, but it would have been good if the author had allowed his protagonist a realistic way forward, in order to give hope and motivation to readers who may perhaps be in a similar situation.
Journal Entry 5 by tehuti at Post office, A book trading site -- Controlled Releases on Friday, November 7, 2008
Released 15 yrs ago (11/7/2008 UTC) at Post office, A book trading site -- Controlled Releases
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On its way to fulfil a wishlist.
On its way to fulfil a wishlist.
Received as a RABCK from tehuti. Thank you ever so much!
This definitely isnot an uplifting story! How miserable can one woman's life get? The story moved me very much. Chapters 25 and 26 were almost too difficult for me to read. Never have I seen an abusive relationship described so well. It is indeed amazing that this novel was written by a man!
There is a sequel to this novel, simply called Paula Spencer, in which Paula's life is decribed eight years after the events in The Woman Who Walked Into Doors. I plan to read that one as well.
There is a sequel to this novel, simply called Paula Spencer, in which Paula's life is decribed eight years after the events in The Woman Who Walked Into Doors. I plan to read that one as well.
Sent by mail to Meg615. Enjoy!
one of the 2 books I nicely received Today, thanks
It took me time to read this book as it was a really touching story. To write a story as a victim poin of view was really interesting and well done. Some questions do not get answer in this story but it makes it even more "real".
Released 10 yrs ago (7/2/2013 UTC) at Hors-Château in Liège, Liège / Luik Belgium
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Bon voyage livre :-)
Please next reader, give us your feed back and let this book carry on its travel afterwards..
Bon voyage livre :-)
