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Loading... The Forgotten Gardenby Kate Morton
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. A bleak but enthralling tale that slowly pulls in the reader, a mystery that spans decades and half the world. Wonderful summer read. ( )I really really really enjoyed this book, it was simple and easy to relate to the charectors and the plot really held my attention. But -yes there is a but - this book is so much like the Frances Hodgeson Burnett version and to me it is like she has stolen the idea and changed it to suit. Sorry Frances, but even though I enjoyed it, with every page all I could think about was how excedingly similar it was to the Secret Garden. Even the title seams like a rip off. Saying that though, it is a great read, and I found it easy to pick up where one time period left off and another started. Personally, I wonder whether the people who look after the Copywrite for the Secret Garden haven't jumped on the bandwagon with this and asked a few questions. Sorry Kate..... P.s Very nice twist though at the end. It certainly had me fooled. I really, really enjoyed this book, partly because it was so reminiscent of the The Thirteenth Tale, which is one of my very favorite books. Very good book. I read this for my book club this month. It is an excellent summer fiction. 0.082 seconds to build listing no reviews | add a review
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