After five and one half years attending meetings with eighteen different book clubs, I'm confident asserting Christina Baker Kline's 2013 bestseller "Orphan Train" cannot miss.
* Both stories being told - although separated by more than eighty years - unfold in a linear fashion.
* The prose is straightforward and told in the first person.
* Though there are sad elements in both stories, the ending is upbeat.
* None of the surprises revealed as the book draws to its conclusion are at all implausible.
* The central premise is based on historical events.
I'm so sure this book will be a winner for any club, I'm offering a money back guarantee. If you suggest it and a significant majority of your fellow readers do not really like it, contact me and we'll arrange for an exchange of bitcoins, amount TBD.
About Me
- Pat Barton
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