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The Big House On Adams Street by Alberta Sparks turned out to be a book that I ended up not liking it at all. This book was super hard for to me finish because to me the entire book seemed rushed and I wasn’t a huge fan of any of the characters in this book. The book moved at a pace that made it hard to get to know the characters and things like that. I wished that the author would have taken more time for us to get to know the characters better. I also wish that more time would have been taken with setting up the story because I am sure I would have liked it if it had more details and more time was taken.
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Fritz, a young, wealthy German, immigrates to America and experiences a shipboard romance on the way. His dream is to use his riches to help needy people, providing housing and hopefully developing a community of one accord. His family joins him after a big house has been built in Cincinnati, Ohio. In a variety of totally unexpected episodes, the beautiful, spacious house begins to bring together many unlikely people into a community. The transformation of lives is assisted by an elderly chaplain who is bilingual and has a great store of wisdom
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