51.   This is a very wise, loving book that deserves a long life.

52.   This is for kids who love books.

53.   To those who love the book, this secret metaphorically encapsulates the experience of slavery and its horrible repercussions.

54.   Virginia Woolf loved the book.

55.   Yet many people loved the book, presumably for its marvelously digestible history of philosophy, and they could not have been unintelligent readers.

56.   Her books are not loved by critics.

57.   Mitterrand loved books, long walks among oak trees and, perhaps above all, women.

58.   They loved the book.

59.   While readers love his books, the horror writer fends off charges of everything from shallowness to lack of talent.