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Only the past five days are kept at any time. Because I’m exceeding my “free” data limit, ALL information gets deleted within a week according to the site. The information that I see is how many visitors the blog gets per day, per week. I currently use a free (and very limited) version of stat counter. I have no control over the content of those ads. I use the FREE plan of Feedblitz, so there will be ads. (This may not have been the case in the early days of the service.) You may UNSUBSCRIBE at any time from the service by following the directions on the email. I believe a confirmation email is now sent to confirm your subscription. You may choose to subscribe by providing your name/email address. I offer an email subscription of my posts using FeedBlitz. This law has to do with handling personal data with respect and privacy. It is called the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR. World at War: The Tattooist of Auschwitz.World at War: The Girl With the White Flag.© 2019 Becky Laney of Becky's Book Reviews Everyone WANTS to know what the gown will look like. But because of whose gown it is-there is a lot of demand for details coming from the press. It is tiring, exhausting work, true-it's tedious work no matter whose gown it is.

But this isn't the dream come true that you might imagine it to be. Miriam and Ann work on Princess Elizabeth's wedding gown and/or train. (Though to be honest, I'd have been just fine with The Gown focusing exclusively on Ann and Miriam.) The good news was that I liked/loved all three narrators. I didn't want to have to wait around for it to be her turn again.

Whatever chapter I was reading, I wanted to continue on with that story, that narrator. I both loved and hated the alternating narrators. Heather is just beginning to discover that her grandmother kept a LOT of secrets from the family. Her grandmother, Nan, has just died and she's left Heather a few mementos. The third narrator, Heather, is the granddaughter of Ann. Both young women are embroiderers for Norman Hartnell, one of the dress designers used by the royal family. Ann and Miriam are our narrators from the past-1947. Premise/plot: The Gown is a historical novel (mainly) told in three voices. įirst sentence: It was dark when Ann left work at a quarter to six, and darker still when she reached home.

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