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Tsendjav Sandagdorj tsendee_ms — FINALLY. This is an enormous book many stories...some of which I hated, some of which I loved. None of them bored me. I am left wondering if I.B. Singer disliked women especially, or all of humanity equally.

Juan Sebastian sebastianl09af — 4.5 stars Lines may divide us, but hope will unite us ... This novel has been categorised as young adult but I personally would classify it as Ageless. I did read a few reviews (some of them not complimentary) before buying this book & I have to say I'm glad I went with my heart on this one. It may seem inconceivable that a 9 year old German boy (his father is the Commandant of Auschwitz) can be so naive as to be utterly ignorant of Hitler & his reign of terror but I found it surprisingly easy to suspend belief & become emotionally caught up in this tale. You cannot talk at length about this book, without giving away vital information & altering a reader's experience so I will just say this is not a book you read for pleasure. Read this simple but at the same time, complex novel for its ability to move you; for the poignancy to touch you. The powerful ending of this story affected me deeply, I think I actually gasped in disbelief. This will not be a book I forget in a hurry ~ I believe it is one of those reading experiences that enriches you in some profound way.

Elina Petrosian _nile1 — High schoolers are afraid to be different (although they would vehemently deny this)and Stargirl is definitely different. She dresses differently, acts differently and feels differently than the usual high school girl. For one brief moment in time almost the whole school embraces this unusual girl, but it all comes crashing down in a heartbreaking ending.

Michael Gallant mpgtechnology — This is a beautifully written & researched novel about a young woman of Jewish decent trying to survive during the Inquisition in Europe in the middle ages. Although historical fiction, it incorporates actual historical figures appropriately. It is hard to believe that any woman who was a healer, herbalist, educated, outspoken at that time was consider a "witch" in the negative sense. I highly recommend this novel.

Michele De micheledeiuliis — this book is really funny

Robert örn _obert_rn — reading level 5.2 This story made me sad. That a child could be discarded so young, and not know who he is or where he came from. That being said I loved the poetry of words in the book, how it pulls you into the world of Nazi Germany, and how Misha longs to belong to something, to be with a family. Now that being said, this is a very sad book, the lack of food, the way the Nazis treat the Jews, just the environment of that time is distressing to read. I would definately talk with my kids while they are reading it.

Sebastian Bonelli sebastianbonelli — One of the best little books on what Christian community should be about as seen in the letters of Paul. Robert Banks is brilliant and insightful and quite readable.