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The Full Cupboard of Life by Alexander McCall Smith (view source)
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The book's recommended if you want an unchallenging read. There's no sex and no violence, so I'd be happy to give it to any adult and even a child who is a confident reader. They might struggle with some of the unfamiliar African names and pronunciations but I think most would enjoy it. It's not recommended if you like your literature to be a little meatier or if you really want to read detective fiction.
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|comment= I do agree with this review . Every point rang true .That said I have truly enjoyed reading all installments ,(in order). It was refreshing and made me think about were I can from. Being Trinidadian living in Belgium it is easy to forget there are other ways of living.For this I would like to thank Alexander Mc Call Smith.
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