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Abdulrahman Mohamed _okha — There is nothing to learn from this book, per se. It is a piece of fluff, and frivilous in many ways. Here is a fine paragraph that set me to giggling as I was reading before bed: "'You don't look as if you could ever die, you are so strong and--' she did not finish her sentence but looked at the vigorous figure before her with genuine womanly admiration for a manly man." (pg 13) I wish I could write like this without cracking myself up, because it sells. Anyway, this book is fantastic because it's not sleazy; it's just ridiculous. It's a nice change of pace from the Victoria Holt and Phyllis Whitney types of reads. I enjoy it.

Santiago Martins _antiago_artins — It took me two weeks to finish this novel, which is usually a sign that I don't care for a book, but that wasn't the case with this novel. I stayed interested in this classic saga from the first page to the last. My favorite character was the heroine, Meggie. I couldn't personally identify with her struggles or her lifelong romantic tragedy, but I admired her strength and perseverance through all she had to endure. I know that there is a mini-series based on this book, and I may buy it just to watch it on screen. However, I had the characters pictured in my mind totally different than the actors and actresses who portrayed them in the mini-series. I had Ralph de Bricassart imagined as Aidan Quinn, probably because of his recent role as a priest. Plus, Ralph was supposed to be dashingly handsome, and Richard Chamberlain just does nothing for me. Anyway, I'd recommend reading this novel, if you haven't already. It takes you away to New Zealand, then Australia, and then to Europe later in the book. There's a reason why this one is a classic. Just remember to not get too attached to the characters!

Liz Watkins _iz_atkins_esign — ** spoiler alert ** Very interesting family/growing up story. The main character is an adult writing a memoir so the timeline jumps back & forth but mostly follows his childhood. His mother has mental health issues and is very unstable. His dad is a trucker and you find that he has another family elsewhere. Ultimately, he lives with the other family which creates some stability. Dufresne just has an interesting take on things, it has a melancholy sentiment to it and I wanted the author to prevail.

Brianna Renert briannarenert — Very cute.

Kheira Djabourabi minisamsou315b — This is another book in the lovely little series of picture books about Pettson, the farmer, and his cat, Findus. In this book, the reader learns how Pettson adopted Findus, and how Findus got lost and then found again in his first days on the farm. As in the other volumes, the illustrations are clever and full of small, humorous details. Pettson is so lovable as he patiently cares for his little cat. Findus is like a small child, full of energy and curiosity. There are other little magical creatures who lurk in the illustrations, just waiting to be discovered. The books just beg to be read aloud and shared with a lucky child.