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Brothers. Many times as I was reading The Broken Christmas Tree I thought of my childhood and my siblings. The arguments, the animosity, the comandere, the togetherness.
As I read I felt like I was listening to someone recount tales of their childhood. A highlight real of the memories. As they put together the big picture.
The Broken Christmas Tree isn’t a book I loved. I think I didn’t enjoy it because it felt more like non-fiction.
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Author: | D W Rigsby | ||
Source: | I purchased this item on June 6, 2015 when it was Free | ||
Publisher & Date: | October 24th 2014 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform | ||
Genre: | Christmas Christian Fiction (according to Godreads) | ||
ISBN: | 1502821621 (ISBN13: 9781502821621) | ||
Pages: | 262 | ||
Grade: | DNF | ||
Ages: | 12+ – to about 25% | ||
Steam: | YA – to about 25% | ||
Setting: | New Weston, Ohio 1974-1983 |
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