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Anonymous
Posted April 13, 2007
A Waste of Time
This has to be one of the worst books I've ever read. The first 70 pages or so had me intrigued, but from there it only got worse, not better. The heroine epitomizes no noble qualities and the book is filled with vulgarities and almost pornographic scenes. The story loses its focus and purpose near the beginning and you find yourself rooting for the characters you are supposed to dislike. If I was her son, I would be embarassed and ashamed to read this 'secret book.' Don't waste your time.
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Anonymous
Posted February 18, 2006
Wonderful Piece of History Fiction
The character, Grazia, was loosely based on a set of letters that the author found and was intrigued by. Jacqueline Park has a fabulous way of immersing her reader in the pomp and circumstance of the era. A bit slow in places, but overall a great read.
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Anonymous
Posted August 29, 2005
WORST BOOK EVER!
I had to read this book for school and I coudn't stand it...the book is slow paced and dragges on forever. I struggled to finish it.
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Anonymous
Posted May 31, 2003
An all time favorite
Grazia dei Rossi is the epitome of all heroinesses. Her story is fascinating and moving. I could not put this novel down, it was absolutely amazing. A fantastic protagonist with a great story to tell, some of the best Jewish literature I've ever read.
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Anonymous
Posted December 22, 2008
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Anonymous
Posted July 19, 2010
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