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Underconsideration Llc ucllc — This book is incredible! That's all I can say about it. The plot, the characters, the setting, the mood, and the romance. Of course, can't forget about the haunted feel that history repeats itself. Anyways after reading this book, I feel like I want to fly to Morocco this instance.

Julian Ramirez micorreo194423 — I was a little hesitant to read this before I started it, as I really enjoyed Cordelia in the first collection, and had heard that she had only a minor role in this one. I worried that Miles, her son and the protagonist of this book, wouldn't hold a candle to her. That lasted around 2 pages. Don't get me wrong, Cordelia's still awesome, but over the course of this book Miles reveals himself to be one of the most entertaining characters I've ever encountered in literature. He's sarcastic, he's charasmatic, he's brash, he always ends up winning - if I knew him in real life I'd probably think he was an ass, but as a protagonist he's perfect. This book is a collection of two novels and a novella; if you don't realize that, it might seem a bit disjointed, but the three stories work well together, telling the story of Miles becoming a man and overcoming his physical defects by strength of his awesomeness. There are some standard science fiction bits in terms of the plot, but as in the first collection, Bujold really puts the characters on display at the central part of the book (which itself is a bit of a breath of fresh air).

Carl Fernandez csi2015 — Twelve-year-old Taylor is new to the city of Toronto and fascinated by the multicultural nature of his school. When his new friend Simon talks him into taking a shortcut across a junkyard, he finds a colony of feral cats and starts a big project caring for the cats. One of his favorite cats gets hurt, so Taylor enlists the help of a feral cat rescue organization. When the entire colony is threatened by construction, he needs the help of the organization, his friends, and some of the animals. Heartwarming, fun, and informative, this is a good book for kids because Taylor takes action and because the reader learns a lot about different cultures and about cats. The plot is absorbing and the characters are lovable.