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|author=Anne Barnett
|title=The Largest Baby in Ireland After The Famine
|rating= 4
|genre=General Fiction
|summary=She was all colour and sway, and as far away as imaginable from the local women. Pale, pale skin and strong dark auburn hair falling free to large wide hips. She wore a purple shawl. That night Felix, a bachelor, aged 43, living in the house he was born in, dreamt of purple. Purple in the shape of a woman.
And just like that, things change. I love this passage. It shows how strong the human pull is. Even when men and women are surrounded by great events - war, political upheaval, famine, depression - individual human desires can change the picture in an instant.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>186151526X</amazonuk>
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|author=Alexander Cordell
