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And on the Eighth Day She Rested: A Novel

And on the Eighth Day She Rested: A Novel

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: 'Just Us Girls' Book Review
Review: The ladies of 'Just Us Girls' Book Club reviewed this book in August '03. The group felt this was a good book! The main character, Ruth Johnson, demonstrates remarkable strength and growth as a product from an abusive relationship.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Eye opener!
Review: This was a good book regarding abusive relationship. I have never been in abusive situation. But I have known people that have been. You always ask, "Why do you stay?" But after reading this book I finally got the answer. Eric just was a very awful man with problems within his self. Poor Ruth, she was just his punching bag. How can you claim you love someone and treat them badly like he did. Things he done was very uncalled for. Then when Ruth finally got out of the situation with Eric (husband), and finally got the nerve to meet someone, Adrian walks in here life, then out. I felt so sorry for Ruth, but Adrian had nerve. I understand he wanted to be a father to his child, but there are other ways to handle the sistuation. I think he was just being selfish there. I don't know if I could had forgiven Adrian and took him back or not. Something to think about. Get the book!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Eye opener!
Review: This was a good book regarding abusive relationship. I have never been in abusive situation. But I have known people that have been. You always ask, "Why do you stay?" But after reading this book I finally got the answer. Eric just was a very awful man with problems within his self. Poor Ruth, she was just his punching bag. How can you claim you love someone and treat them badly like he did. Things he done was very uncalled for. Then when Ruth finally got out of the situation with Eric (husband), and finally got the nerve to meet someone, Adrian walks in here life, then out. I felt so sorry for Ruth, but Adrian had nerve. I understand he wanted to be a father to his child, but there are other ways to handle the sistuation. I think he was just being selfish there. I don't know if I could had forgiven Adrian and took him back or not. Something to think about. Get the book!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Mahogany Book Club Best Fiction 2003
Review: We voted this Best Fiction for 2003.
The story was touching. A great book club discussion book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Enjoyable book from beginning to end
Review: You root for the main character, Ruth Johnson from beginning to end in this book. You feel the pain that her husband Eric has put her through, yet at the same time you get impaitient with her for staying with him that long. When she finally does break free from her husband, you are allowed to see the transformation in Ruth, but at the same time you understand her vuneralbility and her hesitation in meeting Adrian.

I read this book in two days, I enjoyed it that much!


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