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Today, Rebecca will be sharing her thoughts on Metropolitan Stories: A Novel by Christine Coulson.
Metropolitan Stories: A Novel by Christine Coulson is a captivating read that will transport you into the world of the iconic Metropolitan Museum of Art. The author’s background working at the museum comes through in the vivid imagery and whimsical characters. The stories are interconnected and provide glimpses into the museum’s history and culture. Christine Coulson’s writing style is elegant and atmospheric, creating a rich and immersive reading experience. Overall, this novel is highly recommended to anyone who loves art, history, or simply a good story.
Rebecca has it on her “to read again” stack of books.
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WOW! I loved the excerpt!!
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You would love this book, Liz. I listened to the audio, which made it even more fun. It isn’t a long book, but it is filled with intriguing ideas and lots of rabbit holes. And you know how much we love rabbit holes!!!!
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Indeed we do!
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This book sounds terrific and one I would definitely love. I’ve read a few books that are told around the history of objects. Thanks for the recommendation.
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You will enjoy this book immensely, Robbie. I started reading it on a whim and then realized what an extraordinary narrative this was. It even speaks of the Mona Lisa – but no spoilers.
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Great 👍🏻
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