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The Body's Perfect: A Novel in Stories (North Bay Bloodlines) - A Captivating Literary Fiction for Book Clubs & Contemporary Fiction Lovers
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The Body's Perfect: A Novel in Stories (North Bay Bloodlines) - A Captivating Literary Fiction for Book Clubs & Contemporary Fiction Lovers
The Body's Perfect: A Novel in Stories (North Bay Bloodlines) - A Captivating Literary Fiction for Book Clubs & Contemporary Fiction Lovers
The Body's Perfect: A Novel in Stories (North Bay Bloodlines) - A Captivating Literary Fiction for Book Clubs & Contemporary Fiction Lovers
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"Meet Irv, Dorna, Junior, Jackie and Angelo, the Miller family of Petaluma circa 1956 and in the two decades that follow. Who better to introduce you than Chris Riebli who has known them all his life, who is intimately familiar with their work and their dreams, their desires, fears and regrets. Here are twelve unsentimental tales told with loving attention and perfect pitch. These Millers of Petaluma belong to Chris Riebli in the way that Winesburg, Ohio belongs to Sherwood Anderson, or as the Salinas Valley belongs to John Steinbeck." Daniel Coshnear, author of Jobs & Other Preoccupations
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What appealed to me most in this book, was the voices of these different characters--totally authentic, immediate, convincing--as though they're in the room with you showing you what happened. Because they're different stories, but all centered around one family, the reader is introduced to different points of view from the contributing characters. We see the different sides to each of them. It's a bit reminiscent of Sherwood Anderson's "Winesburg, Ohio," and Steinbeck's "The Long Valley." Impressive job from this writer!

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