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The Marseille Caper by Peter Mayle

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1.0

Feel free to take this review lightly as I did not finish the book. Around the half way point I realized I had no interest in experiencing the ending. The characters were thin, undeveloped, shallow and disengaging. An implausible plot sprinkled with irrelevant historical facts made me want to pick up a Marseille guide book instead of seeking a conclusion. Being one who enjoys traveling to France and Peter Mayle's other offerings I was surprised at my lack of interest.
Soul's Gate by James L. Rubart

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5.0

As Christians we fight a war. To some this war is hidden to others it is not. The battle is bigger than us. James brings what we know to exist into the visual realm through these pages. Soul's Gate will leave you asking questions about your own life experiences, reminds of the power of prayer and stresses the importance of community. The "Memory's Door" in August can't come soon enough!
Organized Simplicity: The Clutter-Free Approach to Intentional Living by Tsh Oxenreider

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4.0



My wife and I read this together. Adding a baby to 16 years of marriage creates a lack of space. Even though our home is average in size we were feeling cramped with too much stuff. This book provides a systematic approach to make sure the possessions you have are necessary and that you really want them. It also covers finances and works to promote long term change in habits.