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Has anyone read The Help? What are your thoughts and comments? Sherry McD
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'Sorry, not a clue what that is.
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The setting of the book is Jackson, MS, 1962, and is the "tell all" of the "elite society" and their "help". (maids)
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lol. 'Guess I'm more out of touch than I thought. I only read historical and autobiographical books. Oh, and quilting books, magazines, articles.
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I have read "The Help". I enjoyed it. Left me wanting more.
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I thought it was a great book. I heard a lot about the book before I read it and I was afraid it wouldn't live up to it's hype but it truly did.
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I thought it was a pretty good light read. It's a good book for those days you just want an escape. No thinking required.
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