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Letícia Cristina lecristina — Loved it! Sweet story about a family of women who have a way magical with plants. Everyone in the town has their family traits they seem to live up to, now matter how they try to fight it. The Waverly women are witches, though the term witch and witchcraft is never actually used. A little bit of this herb in this food, or this flower on this pastry just might make people see what they otherwise wouldn't have. But the apple tree that grows in their backyard will reveal the biggest event of ones life, if they eat the apples. But the Waverley's know better and keep them under lock and key. This is a story of two sisters, where they come from, how they tried to fight their destiny and how they fell right into it. A quick easy light read that was very engaging and enjoyable!

Tom Turpel tomturpel — Where Have All the Soldiers Gone? deals with the change of militaristic imperial Europe to a peaceful economy driven post World War Europe. The book is relatively to the point, which makes for a painless read for those who are looking for general information on the topic. I found the most fascinating aspects of the book to be the exploration of turn of the century militarism. Some of the sentiments of the time where quite shocking. It makes for an especially interesting contrast to the America-dependent post-war Europe. Sheenan's closing thoughts seem especially relevant to recent developments with the European Union and some of the recent failings of the market there. Reading the book had me drawing some comparisons and contrasts with the American perspective on the topic. This book could be a good launching point into further scrutiny of the topic.

Mahmoud Nouman mahmoudnouman — Oh. My. God. I tore through this book in ONE DAY. I started reading it this morning and literally could NOT put it down. All the problems I had with being engaged by "Catching Fire" were obliterated here. This book snagged me right from page one and didn't let go until I finished. This was what I'd been looking for. The big picture. Even if we were still kept in the dark in places. Which ended up being more frustrating than suspenseful at times. And even if the way some things were handled left me disappointed. And even if we did go around killing all my favourite characters. Sigh. That said, Katniss is still not my favourite person. I mean, we saw some growth, what with the way she started realizing how everyone was playing her in some way. But that intellectual cynicism aside, I didn't really get the emotional growth that I wanted. Especially given the way things were handled with Peeta... and Gale, by extension. But again, I've made it clear since the beginning that I am not in this for the romance. Regardless. Not a perfect book, or a perfect series, but very compelling nonetheless. I'm still reeling a bit after that whirlwind. Wow.