| View Larger Image | The Mirror | Paperbackby Marlys Millhiser (Author)
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| | Binding: | Paperback | | Publisher: | Rue Morgue Press | | Edition: | 20thth Edition | | Page Count: | 303 Pages | | Publication Date: | November 01, 1997 | | Sales Rank: | 34,388th |
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FEATURES | - ISBN13: 9780915230150
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 147 reviews)
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Absolutely Fantastic!!! by Stephen Ashley (Florida, USA)  5 Stars
October 18, 2009
From my wife Sarah: I was completely taken by surprise, and really enjoyed this unusually imaginative book. Although I've read many a time travel story, I've never read anything even remotely like this. It was an excellent read!
This book details the lives that are directly and indirectly impacted when a grandmother and granddaughter suddenly, involuntarily switch bodies. It was so realistically written, that it's hard to believe that this didn't actually happen. The two women are thrown into worlds that are completely foreign to them, the night before each of them is to be married. The writer used just the right amount of description of the time periods including living environments, customs, etc - so that we could really experience the worlds in which both women found themselves. Yet there was nothing overdone about it, as I've experienced in other books. The character development was also excellent, and the stories were captivating.
All I can say is WOW. This was a page turner, and a really enjoyable book that I'd heartily recommend.
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a good read...but not what I'd call fantastic by John Penn (Boston, MA USA)  4 Stars
October 15, 2009
a good, solid read...interesting characters...did a good job transitioning from past to present and back again...held my interest...just not one of the best books I've ever read.
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Entriguing by Renee Martin (CA) 4 Stars
September 13, 2009
This book held my interest, all the way through. Many characters were involved, I found myself getting them confused sometimes. Still, I wanted to finish the book to see what happened. I am always interested in time travel and have read several books on the subject. This one was a little different.
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Very good by Ron (Whidbey Island, WA United States) 5 Stars
August 01, 2009
Well written and satisfying, the first part (Shay's life in Brandy's body) was by far the most interesting of the three sections. The last part -- Brandy in Shay's body -- really started to drag a little during the time at the old coot's farm, and was less interesting because it was generally all taking place within a year and the character of Lottie was a bit of a downer. It picked up steam when the family started to believe the incredible tale in the diary, though.
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Love this book by Mo Jo (L.A. CA) 5 Stars
July 11, 2009
Again, I'm a sucker for good writing and a good sense of story, this book has them both in spades.
It's maybe a tad long but just a tad. Other than that, awesome... Go and get it.
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