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LesOpinion: Sarah Addison Allen mistakes elements of magical realism for weighty insight. While this novel pretends to have Big Things to say, it doesn't quite measure up. Still, it was a fast read and, while aimed at a female audience, is not insulting in the way of the lady novels of Elizabeth Adler or Evelyn Anthony.
Circumstances under which I would recommend this book: It's going to be a long flight, and you want to keep the halitosis-plagued guy next to you from yapping the whole time.
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