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	title:	Stone Cradle
	author:	Louise Doughty
	format:	Audio Cassette
	publisher:	Story Sound
	released:	October 15, 2007
	isbn:	1846521432
	isbn-13:	9781846521430

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Stone Cradle - Rated I very much enjoyed Stone Cradle. I loved the setting of the Fens and the vividness with which Miss Doughty portrayed the landscape and how it affected the characters. The two women, mother in law and daughter in law, from two different cultures, and their antagonisms, and yet grudging acceptance of each other over the years, was so rich and earnest. This is a book to get lost in, to relish the writing as well as the story, to be stopped in the midst of the flow by a description. As well as this the lives of the Romanies are honestly and lovingly, yet without sentimentality, brought to life within Stone Cradle. I also enjoyed Fires In The Dark by Louise Doughty.

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Stone Cradle - Rated 5/5
I very much enjoyed Stone Cradle. I loved the setting of the Fens and the vividness with which Miss Doughty portrayed the landscape and how it affected the characters. The two women, mother in law and daughter in law, from two different cultures, and their antagonisms, and yet grudging acceptance of each other over the years, was so rich and earnest. This is a book to get lost in, to relish the writing as well as the story, to be stopped in the midst of the flow by a description. As well as this the lives of the Romanies are honestly and lovingly, yet without sentimentality, brought to life within Stone Cradle.
I also enjoyed Fires In The Dark by Louise Doughty.