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Great beach read.... about three girls who grew up together on a Connecticut beach. A great story about friendship that travels generations and lasts forever

Dawn M. (
Widow53) wrote on 8/11/2008...
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This is a tale of the friendship of three girls who grew up on the shores of Hubbard's Point, Connetticut. As women, they lost touch but they're all still connected as "The Beach Girls".I loved its simplicity and honest good story--- but didn't like the bit about the Catholic priest deciding to chuck his vocation for a fling with a married woman. I've been Catholic for many years and have never met a priest who would even contemplate such a thing.
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Ok book easy reading book. Just one of those books where I knew how it was going to end.
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Wonderful storyline and beautiful story. Loved it!

Debra B. (
dburge64) wrote on 4/23/2007...
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While summering in the seaside town of Hubbard's Point, Conn., Emma Lincoln, Stevie Moore and Maddie Kilvert, the titular beach girls, were inseparable, but as adults, they've drifted apart. Stevie lives like a hermit in Hubbard's Point, unaware that her old friend Emma died in a car crash, leaving behind a husband, a child and secrets. When widower Jack brings his daughter, Nell, to the Point, Nell searches out her last link to her mother: Stevie.

Anita E. (
qwillter) wrote on 4/17/2007...
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An easy read, an enjoyable story of coming to terms with loss and love and disappointment.
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This book continues the story of the three women introduced in "Beaches." It's a beautiful book, as Rice's writing is not shallow, and one becomes absorbed very quickly. Highly recommended.