I enjoyed the book (though not nearly as much as Smith's "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn"), one of my all time favorite books). The main male characters were SO annoying and self-centered, that it detracted from the (otherwise) charm of the book. I enjoy reading about life in a bygone era, so it did not disappoint in that respect.
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Maggie-Now
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By the author of A Tree Grows In Brooklyn. This is a story of Maggie Now who grew up with the green young entury among the immigrant Irish and Germans of Brooklyn. She was one of the givers of the world and inevitably she attracted leaners as a post attracts ivy.
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By the author of A Tree Grows In Brooklyn. This is a story of Maggie Now who grew up with the green young entury among the immigrant Irish and Germans of Brooklyn. She was one of the givers of the world and inevitably she attracted leaners as a post attracts ivy.
ISBN: 254127
Pages: 420
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Publisher: Harper
Book Type: Paperback
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