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The Paris Library
by Janet Skeslien Charles
Love the central role of a library and all those that make up it's character, staff and patrons alike. The fact that so much in this book is based on actual people and events was also a big plus. It did feel that some parts were overly detailed, while others left questions unanswered, eg Odile's life in the 1940's as opposed to the 1980's. The last part of the book felt like a rush to closure, again compared to the first 3/4 of the book which gave a lot of time to description and development of characters and plot.