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Garden Spells
Garden Spells
Author: Sarah Addison Allen
"Garden Spells is so tender and enchaniting, it drew me in on page one,k and held me captivate4df - without letting me fo for even a minute . . . I fell in love with Sarah Addison Allen's writing and her world." Luanne Rice
ISBN-13: 9780739495773
ISBN-10: 0739495771
Publication Date: 2007
Pages: 290
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Publisher: Bantam
Book Type: Paperback
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  • Currently 4.5/5 Stars.
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I am constantly on the look for new authors that will provide me the ultimate reading experience. Sarah Addison Allen provides that and so much more...

If you like interesting characters that you cannot stop thinking about even when you've put the book down...

A writing style that draws you into the world of the book and away from everyday life...

Then read Sarah Addison Allen. She makes me feel that maybe just maybe, magic does exist within this world of ours

Enjoy!!

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  • Currently 4/5 Stars.
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I'd describe it as a novel of magical fantasy set in contemporary realism.
Two sisters reconnect, one a gardening introvert whose "persuasive" ways with herbs and flowers made for fun reading, and the other, a rebellious teen now grown and with her own child, looking to escape an abusive relationship. Their relationship with each other develops and moves forward in this story of misunderstandings, forgiveness, love, and trust.
Two secondary characters I loved... an old aunt with the perpetual need to gift small, "seemingly useless" items to individuals and the old apple tree in the back of the garden....
A quick read that I highly recommend.
  • Currently 4.5/5 Stars.
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This book kind of reminded me of Practical Magic, two sisters in a big house, trying to avoid (or not) their family legacy. But it was so much more than that, obviously these women are more than just Waverlys, each one sort of has their own power. It really made me think about my own sister, and how rifts in family relationships can be fixed if you try.
If you come across this book, buy it. It's amazing.


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