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Tiffany Jade _6bf9 — One of my all time favorite books. I've never quite forgiven the movie (which everyone else seems to love) for adding a bunch of mystical shit and giving the characters clothes and such. Aside from the conceit of the animals talking to each other and using human terms like "husband" and "doctor", this is essentially hard sci-fi. Mrs. Frisby, a widowed but otherwise average garden mouse, has a sick son that can't be moved or he might die. But the farmer will be plowing soon, and they'll all die if they don't leave. Then she learns that her husband had kept his past secret from her - the reason why he was and their children are so much smarter than she is. His past will allow her to get help from the rats of N.I.M.H., who have problems of their own.

Cool Kid100 vaehgirl102fd7 — I have been trying to pick up more contemporary books this year. It seems that all of them have been about dealing with death. So far this is the one I would recommend to my friends. I felt that this book dealt more with the relationships between people after a tragic loss. Although we follow the story of Laurel, this story incorporates how differently people deal with the loss of loved ones. Laurel's way of dealing is different than David's and her grandmothers. I have read reviews on this book and find people saying that nothing happens. It really is not a story with a lot going on. It is a story about growth, loss and life. The interactions between people and even how pets can help with loneliness. The human need to have something or someone to care for. Looking to others for strength and that sometimes moving on is a very slow process with baby steps. A huge part of the story is also forgiveness. In situations like this that you want to blame others for what has happened. Even if others are responsible there is a degree of forgiveness that must be given to be able to move on. I found this story deeper and better to understand than others I have read previously. Even though there is not a lot of things happening, I felt much more connected to these characters and even though I have not had any tragedies in my life, I felt that I could understand what they were going through. Even without added elements of too much drama, ghosts or teenage angst. This story was real for me and touched more to my style of contemporary novels. I was about to give up hope on continuing to find contemporary stories to read, but I really did enjoy this one.

Arwa Bayashoot arwasaeed — Actually, I'm done with Huck Finn, not on page 999. They really need a "Done" button on Goodreads. I read the original version complete with the word, "nigger." I think we all are mature enough to understand all aspects of its use and not fear of offending or being offended. It was in common usage in the past. Get over it. But - It was an excellent story right up to the point near the end when Tom Sawyer came into the picture. Clemts is a hell of sa story-teller. I recommend it if you haven't read it.