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Rion You rionyou — This one was almost as good as the second volume. I loved the Beauty and the Beast one. The artwork for Little Miss Muffet and The Juniper Tree weren't as good in my opinion.

Berta Love larisa_0070603 — It was very difficult for me to rate this book. Some days it would be a 5 and others a two. Some parts of the book were brilliant and unputdownable and others it was a struggle to read. It was hard to read at times and the ending with Little Time was devastating. Little Time's maturity and outlook caused more emotions for me than I felt for Jude or Sue. I struggled to see why Jude fell in love with Sue - especially after Arabella who was by far the stand out adult character in this entire novel. I think it's fascinating to read how critics believe this book is loosely modelled on Thomas Hardy's life. I hope it wasn't. I hope he was happier than Jude was.

Don Alejandro _onalejandro93 — I spent more time avoiding this book than I did reading it, for fear it was just going to be too sad, to much. All I will say is that I am so impressed with the voice and the perspective and the characters in this book, and it was so much more than I expected.

Sam Knox _am_nox1 — (p. 249)"Max asks Liesel how the weather looks: 'The sky is blue today Max, and there is a big long cloud, it's stretched out like a rope. At the end of it, the sun is like a yellow hole'...Max, at that moment, knew that only a child could have given him a weather report like that. On the wall he painted...two figures--a thin girl and a withering Jew--It was a Monday, and they walked on a tightrope to the sun."

Liston Thomson liston60c3 — A frightening book about smallpox, the scariest and probably most deadly virus I can think of. A highly suggested read -- but not for the squeamish.

Romina Torres torresgaunf1f0 — Clever, riveting, spell-binding, mesmerizing... a wonderful story from beginning to end. If I didn't firmly believe in magic already, I definitely would after reading this.

Las Chicas laschicas — Such a cool book! I love reading this aloud to my middle school classes, and discussing the biting criticism that it gives on certain aspects of culture- most pointedly, on video-gamers. Great introduction of language and how it changes, Utopian societies, and the value and power of books.