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Donovan Carter _305 — Sospecho que esto tendrá una secuela: demasiados problemas sin resolver. Prefiero ver al autor desarrollar esto y terminar la historia, sin embargo, esto podría volverse ridículo rápidamente. Hubo algunos momentos conmovedores para estar seguro en este ARC. También había tantos elementos molestos. La idea de traer de vuelta a tu novio de la muerte es novedosa para el mundo del romance paranormal. Podría atraer a los lectores adolescentes. También amarán la trama ilógica e improbable. Fue difícil para mí tomar ... lo único que realmente aprecié fue el hecho de que la madre estaba presente y activa en la vida de la niña. Demasiados libros YA paranormales incluyen padres ausentes. La madre preocupada de Wren era lo único que parecía real sobre este libro.

Faisal Qureshi _aisal_ureshi — "The Family That Wasn't" was entertaining and only took me a couple hours to finish. When I heard the plot of the book, I knew it would be interesting and the book delivered. Even though the book started off a bit slow, there was a lot of character development for John's family, the rest of the book sped by. Usually I am not one for added length to books, but I actually wish there was more of "The Family That Wasn't". I think the book would have been better if there had been more time spent with John on his cross-country quest. I also wish there had been a bit more conflict, things just went a little too easily for John on his quest. There were some set backs, but I wish there had been more of a climax. I liked how John changed when his family changed. It really showed how interlocked ones identity is with their relationship with their family. We'd like to think that our lives aren't shaped by our family, but that would be a lie. John's family wasn't all together terrible, excluding one person, but it was definitely understandable why he would want a new one. I'm sure many kids have felt that they would like a new family at one point in their lives- this book is something that they can relate to. I know I used to think about how my life would be different if I had a different family and now that I am older, I know that a different family could not love me more. This book does a great job of showing readers why having the "perfect" family is not necessarily better than having the slightly crazy family you were born with. Overall, this book was a fun, quick read. I would recommend it to anyone who has thought about replacing his or her family or who just thinks that this sounds like an interesting plot. It kind of reminded me a bit of Coraline, but not nearly as creepy. *I did receive a copy of this book for review.

Patricio Sanhueza roomart — Imagination + Theology = Awesome.

Jutta Strahll jjuttastra8052 — Braden looks at the implications of research in science, especially quantum physics, for how we view the world and our role in it. He combines summaries of research experiments with spiritual texts and personal experience to suggest that we have a far greater ability to shape our own reality than has been generally accepted in the past. A solid contribution to this growing manifestation/new world view category of nonfiction.