Drawing in the Dust: A Novel Audiobook

" A bit fantastic at times, with a few too many strands out there, but fun to read and engaging. After I read it, I re-read the epigraphs. "

" A wonderful novel. Zoe Klein has a very descriptive poetic style of writing. The story unfolds so well. Fresh and enjoyable. "

" This is Zoe Klein's first novel....I'm hoping she writes another!! "

" Excellent! This book kept my attention throughout. Suspenseful, touching, and fascinating, with well-formed characters and storyline. "

" Not "the Red Tent" but good none-the-less. New way of looking at life and love using Jeremiah and the Middle east. "

" Wish I could recommend it, but I can't. "

" Reviewed this for a book talk-interesting book combines archeology and a love story. Based on the prophet Jeremiah which sent me back to read about him. Worthwhile. "

" the book left me with the same feeling that jeremiah and anatiya left to the inhabitants of the barakat home: i felt giddy and passionate with love. :) "

" Romance more than Archaeology . . . "

" I did not think I would like this book but found it to be one of the best I read in 09 "

" Well spun, and in most places beautifully told. Much of the archeologist-excavates-her-heart co-plot, though, felt a little contrived. "

" lyrical, lovely and beautifully written. "

" Adored this novel. Became so addicted to the characters... I Still miss reading about them. Wish Miss Klein would continue this :))) "

" Loved this book! A cleverly written story of an archaeologist and the discovery of a lifetime. "

" Loved this story. Excellent read! "

" An amazing book. The meeting of the past and the present with hope for the future (both personally and internationally). "

" This is the one I was telling you about Cindy!! Loved this one "

" Enjoyed this peek at archaeology. Loved the idea of Antiya as a female counterpart to the prophet Jeremiah. "

" It wasn't as great as I expected it to be from the description, but it was intriguing. A lot of bible stories were mixed in and different religious beliefs were expressed. "

" Archeology, journey to Israel, a look into Jewish and Arab life, the prophet Jeremiah, and two love stories. One from the past and one from the present. Excellent character studies. Just a hint of paranormal. All together wonderful!! "

" Unique and poetic, my only difficulty was I was consistently frustrated with the main character's lack of ability to take her own life into her hands and her intense reliance on others or the dead. "

" Very romantic! Finished it in 1 sitting! "

" Beautifully descriptive, wonderfully escapist reading easliy creating moments of self-reflection... Enjoy "

" The archaeological story was okay but spare me the journey of self-discovery. The dialogue was atrocious; NOBODY talks that way. They may think or write that way but no one talks like that without sounding incredibly pretentious. "

" Based on its storyline of an archeological dig in Israel, I should of loved this, but the writing was a disappointment. I could barely get through the book, and ended up speedreading through it. Are archeological digs really carried out that way? "

" A bit fantastic at times, with a few too many strands out there, but fun to read and engaging. After I read it, I re-read the epigraphs. "

" I enjoyed this book-I felt I was with the main character, Page, excavating underground in Israel, discovering treasures, 'ghosts' and stories from long ago-and of course wanting her to resolve her story and past as well. "

" A little different from my normal reads. Parts of it were great parts of it not so much. "

" This is the one I was telling you about Cindy!! Loved this one "