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Summary: Good to the last page!
Review: One of the best books I've read. Keeps you turning thepages! Makes the reader want to turn to the back tosee how it ends while still in the middle of the book. A favorite for young adults in my high school library. Cannot keep it on the shelves
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Summary: The book kicked Major Butt!!
Review: Where are the Children is the best book I've read in the last five years. Heck, it's the ONLY book I've read since fifth grade. It had powerful emotional impact
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Summary: Literally a "killer" plot!!!!
Review: Mary Higgins Clark has done it again. I was up all night trying to solve the mystery before Clark did. A young mother is accused of killing her two young children and driving her husband to suicide. When she tries to start a new life, it happens again. The plot takes incredible twists and keeps the suspense until the last page. If you liked "Remember Me" you'll love this one. Clark managed to pull me into the story on the first page because the suspense starts there!!!
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Summary: Where Are The Children? by Mary Higgins Clark
Review: I thought this one was really good, although some of her other ones are better. Her stories always keep me hooked and they are never predictable. This is no exception! I suggest you pick this one up today, it's a great read.
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Summary: Where Are the Children?
Review: Where Are the Children? by Mary Higgins Clark was a great book. I enjoyed it most because it had suspense and the plot was great. I have read many of Clark's other books so I knew this book would be just as good as the others. Where are the Children? was about a person named Nancy who lost her two children seven years ago. She moved and started a new life. Seven years later again on her birthday, she has two other children who are kidnapped. The story continues when a group of people trying to solve this mystery. I kept on reading the book because it was getting more interesting as the story continued. I liked the writing style and overall it was easy to read. I hope you enjoy reading Where Are the Children? as much as I did.
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Summary: Engrossing,... But Not Very Intelligent
Review: I found this novel to be so interesting, that I read it in one evening. However, I found a great deal of the author's writing style to be somewhat amateurish. This surprised me considering that she is an accomplished writer. Another reason that I gave this story only three stars is that the author did not appear to be knowlegable in many areas that the story covered, for instance, how the police handle evidence. Nonetheless, this could be due to the novel being written over 30 years ago.
Nancy Harmon had her children abducted and murdered on her birthday, seven years before this story takes place. All the evidence points to her being the perpetrator.After the horror of losing her children, husband and reputation, she has rebuilt her life in a quiet town on the Cape. Seven years to the day, an anonymous article is published in the local newspaper revealing who Nancy really is, and the evil crimes that she allegedly commit. Even more frightening, Nancy's children from her present marriage dissappear, and once again the evidence points to her.
This story will keep you guessing at who the murderer really is, why is he or she doing this, and will Nancy's children be found in time. This story is worth checking out.
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Summary: Christina D Miller Place, NY
Review: Mary Higgins Clark is one of my favorite authors. This book is one of her best. It is thrilling and you are hooked on the first page. I couldn't put it down! The book is about a lady who was accused of killing her children seven years ago and now her new children have gone missing again. To see if you can figure out the mystery read this book today!
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Summary: Where are the Children?
Review: I wanted to avoid the description of "it's a real page-turner," but that is so fitting that I have to use it. Mary Higgins Clark has been blessed with a gift of storytelling so descriptive that you might almost feel that you are within the story ... feeling the chill of the Cape Cod winter, or wanting to jump in and defend the book's main character. This book will truly keep you in suspense until the very end.
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