Agnes Browne
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Agnes Browne
by Authors:
Brendan OCarroll
Released: 07 February, 2000
ISBN: 0452281695
Paperback
Sales Rank: 85,501
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Customer Review #1:
 True Ireland - True Strength
Agnes Browne gives strength and hope to modern day women through her unfailing spirit and determination to conquer odds and see the love and humor in life. As an Irish-American, I can feel, see, and smell the city of Dublin in OCarrolls descriptions. This book makes the reader pause and consider the universal truths about life-live it to the fullest, laugh whenever possible, love without condition, NEVER lose hope. Ill definitely read and share this one again and again.
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Customer Review #2:
Enjoyable!
If I could rate this book higher than a five, I would. I have never enoyed a book as much as Agnes Brown. I highly recommend it for a good laugh and a very endearing story. I also read the rest of the books Brendon OCarroll wrote. I bought my books and when I finished with them, loan them to my friends to read. I wish he would write more, I look forward to reading them. Excellent is the word for Brendon OCarrolls writtings. Thank you.
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Customer Review #3:
 Good ol Agnes Browne!!
What a wonderful book this was. Brendan OCarroll really has a way with words! Hell have you laughing and crying all at the same time!You will fall in love with Agnes Browne, a single mother and a dear friend. Any child would be so lucky to have a Mammy such as Agnes and I think we all could use a friend like her. If for nothing else, shes have you laughing so hard you about fall outta your chair! This book was a really quick read. Partly due to the fact that its a short book and also because its so enjoyable to read. I would classify this as a light read. So, if youre looking for something light and fun ~ your answer is within this book!
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