Sharon's Reviews > Confessions of Joan the Tall
Confessions of Joan the Tall (Notable Voices)
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Perhaps had I grown up Catholic and in a large city, this might have struck a stronger chord for me, but I did not, so found much of the "confessions" somewhat out of my experience. I certainly could relate to the issues with long and narrow feet --still today have been annoyed with salespeople spending a great deal of time telling me why manufacturers do not make 4A shoes. As if I did not know that having dealt with the issue for over 70 years!
The author wrote convincingly in the voice of a child and of the sibling rivalry, childhood friendships, family "secrets", love and tensions. I especially enjoyed the description of the girl's rooms and care of clothing as much of it reflected my own experiences with my sister.
The author wrote convincingly in the voice of a child and of the sibling rivalry, childhood friendships, family "secrets", love and tensions. I especially enjoyed the description of the girl's rooms and care of clothing as much of it reflected my own experiences with my sister.
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Started Reading
July 25, 2013
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Finished Reading
July 26, 2013
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