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The Shape of Mercy
The Shape of Mercy | Susan Meissner
Lauren breaks from family tradition and accepts a job from Abigail Boyles to transcribe a diary written by Marcy Boyles, allegedly killed during the Salem witch trials, but finds herself affected by the diary more than she expected.
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MelKelsey
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I listened to The Shape of Mercy by Susan Meissner. Lauren, a college student, is hired by Abigail, a retired librarian, to transcribe the diary of her ancestor, Mercy, a woman accused of witchcraft during the Salem Witch Trials. The story is engaging from the beginning and the characters are diverse and dimensional. I did occasionally feel frustrated by Lauren's decisions, which means I was invested in the story. I recommend! 4 🌟s

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Crazeedi
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4⭐ I devoured this book in less than a day. Lauren is a poor little rich girl who takes a job transcribing a 300 year old diary of Mercy, who was condemned as a witch in Salem. But it's also a story of lost love and sacrifice, and of tearing down preconceived notions. Good book!
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TheBookKeepers Ah sounds wonderful! Stacking!! 5y
Nu-Bibliophile ❤that story! 5y
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Crazeedi
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Just started, and I'm caught up in it already

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HeatherTabata
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This book was deep, compelling, and rich in history. It has stayed with me long after finishing it. This one will make you think. #Christianfiction #inspirational

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vlwelser
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I finished another one. The setting for part is the Salem witch trials. The other part is contemporary.

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DrSpalding
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Wonderful story of a privileged college girl that happens upon a job transcribing the 300 year old diary of a young girl involved in the Salem Witch Trials. Well written and powerful, Lauren learns a great deal about herself, as she learns about life in the late 1600s and the present day life of the diary's owner. http://www.history.com/topics/salem-witch-trials #UCFLAE3414sp17

juliek1 I'll definitely check this out. The Salem witch trials have fascinated me ever since I first learned about them as a child. 6y
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