…that Margaret Mitchell was such a pain! And now I know it in such excruciating detail!! I did learn a whole lot though. The narration was horrifying for a Southerner to listen to, especially when Margaret’s voice was mimicked. I really wanted to love this whole thing but was unable.
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I liked this story. I thought that the main character was little to nice. I would have told my ex off and his girlfriend as well as the ex mother in law. But in the end it ended well and the only other thing I wished for was the detective have a little romantic evolvement..
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I’ve read this book so many times that I know passages by heart, but this is the first time I’ve listened to it on audiobook. Karen Commins did an outstanding job! It felt like she was experiencing the story as she told it. This is one of Grace Livingston Hill’s most rollicking Roaring Twenties adventures..
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“Making my pitch” is a story of a young lady’s passion of wanting to play baseball, and not softball, which is typically the path a female athlete takes. Borders proved she was good enough to play against the guys, and eventually gained a contract to play in minor league baseball. The crafty southpaw earned the..
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