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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. http://grerp.blog-city.com/a_place_to... ( )A Place To Call Home is a gripping and fascinating saga about an Irish family's immigration to Canada and the building and founding of the [fictional] Ontario town called Launston Mills. Wills masterfully traces the development of the town, told through the eyes of Irish immigrant, Rowena, and her son, Keir. The historical facts were flawlessly researched, but rather than it reading like a series of facts, Wills peopled the book with vivid and very real characters whose experiences captivate the reader. .... an exceptionally well-told story. ...A Place To Call Home offers a delightful glimpse into Canada's past, told through characters who come to life and jump off the page. --Writer's Digest Magazine I LOVE this book. Wonderful story, wonderful characters. rating=10 1/4/98 Just an incredibly written and moving book for anyone who believes in destiny and the healing power of love. Deborah Smith has got a knack for world building. She creates a whole rural Georgia town and an extended family, full of very distinct and believable characters. She also sets up a nice conflict. The second half of the book is payoff for all the scene setting, and at first the tension is very finely tuned... but eventually it gets a little worn and predictable. An entertaining but flawed story. no reviews | add a review
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