The Key: The most gripping, heartbreaking novel of World War Two historical fiction from the global bestselling author of The Memory Box

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I believe that Ruth had messed up with this ending because she later claimed that the heroine was alive, but if she were, why didn’t the men either consider sending her the letters (if she were exonerated and not convicted) or submit the letters to the authorities if she were still in jail (in fact it’s illegal to hide information that would prove someone innocent). When it's time to leave, Maddie (8-yr-old) tells her not to come work here and that it's not safe because of the ghosts. Life and other book commitments resulted in a delay in me getting to it but I am delighted today to finally bring you all my thoughts. The prison was being torn down, but only 2 years had passed between the writing of the letters and them being found inside the wall? It was disappointing that the original premise and treasure hunt aspects were quite irrelevant to the story at the end.

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The Golden Bones was published in 1971 and it was the most ambitious, expensive picture book ever made. The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged.Then we have ‘Reading Group Questions,’ including ‘Who is your favourite/least favourite character and how true did each of them feel? There's not a shred of advice that isn't found in pretty much every current self-help book, Tim Ferris-style self-optimization newsletter, or self-care focused mommy blog. She closes it, but also sees a pile of stuff, including her necklace that had gone missing and someone's cell phone.

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Regardless of my critiques, I still found myself underlining often and enjoying Holiday’s pervasive stoic quips from the philosophers he reveres often. I thought the letters were found by construction workers during demolition of the prison merely two years later, not prison staff?Along with sex, drugs, booze and not much rock ‘n’ roll we view dysfunction personified with the Churchers and the Lalleys which is entertaining reading. Even if they weren’t sure they could find her, they would have discussed this as it’s the obvious thing to do: it belongs to Rachel, lets pass it over to her.