Comment 550 on “The Frenchwoman”

1. Sue Chamberlain says:

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   I could not put this book down wish I could find like this

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2. Kristyn says:

   at 4:16 AM

   A great out of print book that show a young girl and her struggle during revolutionary Paris, adulthood, loss and the wilds of new American wilderness I feel the character is strong willed for what was expected of women in that time I also enjoy that the author does not make her this brazen and over zealous trailblazer for women, which is off putting in any historical fiction and a trend as of late This has been a favorite book of mine for years and I lost my copy in a basement flood I now have [...]

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3. Reeny says:

   at 4:16 AM

   Another great book about the French revolution, very interesting characters and story and Marie Antoinette, great read.

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4. Francesca says:

   at 4:16 AM

   Read this in 1999, found it, so decided to re read.

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5. Lisa Lemus says:

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   2.5 stars This book was a bit of a mess About a third of the way through things were going strong Good atmosphere, interesting scenarios, good writing Then the author decided to give us a history lesson vaguely broken up with characters conversations And then the last third of the book seemed to just be a very long epilogue Maybe if I was not familiar with the French Revolution and history I would have enjoyed this , as it was it was just a tedious but well written overview Lastly, the way Marie [...]

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6. Gina says:

   at 4:16 AM

   I did not like this book mostly because the main character seemed like she didn t have a purpose unless she was worshipping people who cared much less for her She did not have a personality or purpose of her own.

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