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Table For Two |
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by Amor Towles
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(by Andrea)
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Amor Towles is one of my favorite authors. His exquisite writing is filled with beautiful, descriptive prose that completely draws you into the story. I always look forward to reading his work. Table for Two differs from his other books in that it's a collection of short stories and a novella. Initially, I hesitated to read this book, but I'm glad I did. It turned out to be such an enjoyable read. Each story is captivating and engaging. In each story, the characters face a moral dilemma, leaving you to contemplate the outcome and reflect on the situation. The novella concludes with Evelyn Ross, a character from Rules of Civility. This thought-provoking book would make an excellent selection for a book club. Towles is a master storyteller, and I eagerly await the release of his next book. |
    
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