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Mimetizzm Diego mimetizzm — FUCK OBJECTIVISM

Chanda Juliawati eunchand — The subject of the story is the rearing of a motherless boy—three years old at the opening of the novel and eighteen at the end—by what I would call an “intentional” (i.e. communal) community in the far reaches of northern California. It’s a dramatic, heart-rending and—yes, it’s fair to say—ultimately a happy story, although the word happy seems woefully inadequate to describe its fullness of heart. The back-to-the-land setting is authentic, which I found refreshing. The author clearly loves each and every one of her characters. They are flawed; they are profoundly heroic. Wrecker, the boy at the core, is … well, he’s quite “a package.” As he matures, the word beautiful is often used to describe him. I don’t think I’ve ever read a novel that captures a male spirit—both its tenderness and strength—so well: in a boy, in a teen, in a man. What I do not see mentioned in the reviews (so far)—and it’s something I found exceptional in this novel—is the voice, that elusive intelligence that informs literary fiction. As a writer, I’d call it jaw-dropping prose. Sorry, that’s not very elegant: but there it is. Pace, details, dialogue: all spare, all rich and perfectly enchanting. For more on what I think of this wonderful novel, see my review on my blog: http://www.sandragulland.com/writingl... Sandra Gulland ***** Website: http://www.sandragulland.com/ Blog: http://sandragulland.blogspot.com/ Facebook: http://bit.ly/sgullandFacebook Twitter: http://twitter.com/Sandra_Gulland Tumblr: http://sandragulland.tumblr.com/

Rafael Estevam estevamdesign — What a lot of fun to read this book! My mother was born in this area of Ill. and had family members named the same as the people in this book! But, besides that, it was a really fun read! Thanks Claudia for loaning it to me!

Siying Li siyingli9902 — I know holocaust books are disturbing but I think they were written because those people didn't want what they went through to be forgotten. This reads very fast.