The Help

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The other side of Gone with the Wind - and just as unputdownable A big, warm girlfriend of a book Harper Lee's classic novel To Kill a Mockingbird has changed lives. It's direct descendent The Help has the same potential . . . an astonishing feat of accomplishment Outstanding, immensely funny, very compelling, brilliant Immensely readable Daring, vitally important and very courageous, I loved and admired The Help. Fantastic A laugh-out-loud, vociferously angry must-read Touching, disgraceful, funny. Highly recommended Utterly brilliant Remarkable, shocking, brave, brilliant Wonderfully engaging dialogue A compelling, great first novel, with soaring highs, poignant side stories and laugh-out-loud anecdotes. You'll be sorry to finish it A winning story of courage and truth A brisk, involving read An exciting and atmospheric story A wise, poignant novel. You'll catch yourself cheering out loud Lush, original and poignant. A wondrous novel set in the deep south told through the authentic voices of Aibileen, Minnie and Skeeter, three unforgettable women whose lives and points of view intersect vividly against a landscape of hopeful change in America. You will be swept away as they work, play and love during a time when possibilities for women were few but their dreams of the future were limitless. A glorious read. Expand reviews