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9 out of 10
By the end Deborah had her sleeve at her eyes, and Deborah doesn't do that, she gives everything a seven. The plague chapter. Fiona wouldn't discuss it and went home early. Nine from me, nine from her too I think.
by@bookclubdropoutWritten 15 June 2026Read 12 June 2026
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The flea chapter. Oh, the flea chapter.9 out of 10@quietcarriage
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The flea chapter is worth the price on its own.8 out of 10@the_slow_reader
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The flea chapter.9 out of 10@mossandink
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