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Dust That Falls from Dreams
Dust That Falls from Dreams | Louis de Bernieres
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The Edwardian era has just begun, and in the idyllic countryside outside of London, young Rosie McCosh and her three sisters are growing up inseparable from their neighbors, the two Pitt brothers and the three Pendennis boys. But twelve years later, the outbreak of World War I brings their days of youthful camaraderie to an abrupt end. In the years that follow, these childhood pals will be scattered across Europe--from the trenches of France to the British hospitals where the McCosh sisters serve. Some will lose their lives, some their loved ones, some their faith--and all of them will lose their innocence. At the center of their stories, always, is Rosie--in love with one of her childhood friends and beloved by another--facing the collapse of the world she has always known, and the birth of another from its ashes. A sumptuous, sweeping, powerfully moving work of fiction, The Dust That Falls from Dreams is a story of profound loss and indelible hope.
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Dust That Falls from Dreams | Louis de Bernieres
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It was a bit slow but I enjoyed it

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BittersweetBooks
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The trouble with love is that one really has no choice as to who one falls in love with 📜💕

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Tuppence123
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Anabnieto
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This tittle.... I can't read as much as I would like but if I could I would have bought this one not knowing much about its content.

MrBook Ditto 😊👏🏻👍🏻! 8y
annahenke This is a GORGEOUS novel. Loved the writing. 8y
Anabnieto @ahenke I pass by this bookstore everyday.... Let's see how I do with my current book and decide. I have a pack of books waiting for my attention. So much to read, so little time 8y
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Christine89
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"May I say, in all sympathy and love, that of all those who have passed through the veil since I have been here, not one has passed into Paradise leaving behind in our hearts the certainty of that future life more fully and realistically than was the case with your dear boy."

Christine89 I am in love with this cover (I really liked the hardback cover too) 8y
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Millmj
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Not his greatest but still enjoyed it

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Clare_Riley
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I thoroughly enjoyed this. De Bernières is one of my favourite authors - I haven't read a bad novel of his yet. This has lived up to my expectations.

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Clare_Riley
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I love the cover of this book. 70 pages in and enjoying it so far.

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