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Summary: twenty wishes
Comment: As always Debbie writes a terrific book. I look forward to everyone of her stories. Keep up the
good work girl.

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Summary: DON'T MISS IT!
Comment: YOU DEBBIE MACOMBER FANS WON'T BE DISSAPPOINTED. . . .AS USUAL, ANOTHER GEM!
FINISHED IT OFF
IN TWO DAYS WAITING FOR BOOK 2 AND 3 OF THE DAKOTA SERIES TO COME FROM AMAZON.

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Summary: Twenty Wishes by Debbie Macomber
Comment: Another great book! She can't write them fast enough, everything this lady writes is excellent. Her
storylines are so real that her readers can identify with them. I'm looking forward to her next one,
no matter which series I read them all and I've always been equally pleased. I'm a huge fan and look
forward to adding to my collection of her books.

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Summary: Debbie Macomber's best
Comment: I've read almost all of Debbie's books and I believe this to be the very best. It has all of the
heart and soul you've come to expect in a Debbie Macomber book, and if you've liked her books in the
past, you will love this one. I absolutely recommend it to every woman who reads to feel uplifted
and just a little bit better about life. If you read it, I bet you'll be making your own wish list
as soon as you finish the last page.

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Summary: 4 stars
Comment: The widows of Blossom Street are not dying, but they decide to make up what movie goers would now
call a Bucket List, but they call them wish lists. Each one is to compose twenty wishes that they
have always wanted to do and fulfill them. Whether it's bowling, learning to knit, to read Jane
Austen, or have a child, each one sets out on her mission, often with unexpected results. For
example, Barbie proves she is not as shallow as her name might imply in her choice of who to fall in
love with, though the object of her affection is very challenging to love. Anne Marie's journey is
the one most fraught with personal battles. First, she's confronted by the fact that her late
husband betrayed her, in multiple ways. And now, she wants to have the child long denied her, but is
it too late?

**** This is a book that will make you look at your own life and perhaps
inspire you as well to compose your own list. The ladies involved prove you don't need to be dying
to have one, just a desire to live more fully. ****

Amanda Killgore

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