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Diego Emmanuel dehes — Translated by an old friend so I thought I'd give it a look. The dopey story, repetition, and absurd antics wore me down.

Lisa P ailisapapada — This book is so simple and full of great stories that seem surreal. I love the connection Kathy has to her animals and only wish the corporate treatment of animals was easy to change. Her efforts go beyond the care for animals. These include raising money, running a board, coordinating barn building or fixing, etc. There's so much that goes on in the life of an innovator of making change - no matter how small it is to the whole picture - it still has an effect. The booklist she suggests at the end of her book is incredible and documents all that is going on in our agribusiness world and the choicest we make unconsciously. This book only encourages a more holistic way of life and strives for the conscious life as a goal for everyone to hold dear to their hearts for the sake of the other being's hearts on this planet.

Letícia Cristina lecristina — The second book I've ever re-read. Absolutely brilliant. Maybe some people liked the Holocaust stuff, but I liked the stuff about the guy who had a saw blade down the middle of his head and lived but couldn't have it removed or he'd die, or how the husband and wife lived next to a waterfall and ended up yelling everything they ever said, or how the little girl goes to a library and asks for the book her grandfather wrote but all she knows is that it's about love and the librarian tells her that they're all about love.

Tucker Sherman _herman — it's an okay book

Morgan Smith msmith08a319 — The Lifted Veil is a haunting, creepy and thought-provoking short story. I enjoyed it very much. The story is 664 Kindle locations. I wish it had been a little longer. I feel the author could have offered us much more following the death of the lady's maid. While this story is short, it isn't a quick read. You'll want to slow down to capture the emotion in Eliot's writing. This story reminded me of Wuthering Heights. That book is a retelling of a tragic life. The Lifted Veil is a foretelling of another sad existence. If you were to narrate your life story, which would you rather do?