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Walton Zhang waltonzh — I have been moved by this book. Not only does Lappe give tangible suggestions for how to eat in a more health conscious way, she goes deeper to explain how the actions we take at the dinner table and beyond impact people around the world. Lappe, while clearly an expert in her field, makes clear and understandable connections between the economics and politics of poverty to our own lives. I would be shocked if those who agree with her aren't moved to change their eating and buying decisions after reading this book.

Beatrice Lebrun _eatrice_ebrun — Everyone has their “to die for” book and their “never read” book, which is most likely still sitting on the shelf collecting dust. Well, “City of Bones” is definitely not the latter. This new teen novel, by Cassandra Clare, is the most intriguing book I have read in the past year. The book is complex yet simple all wound together. This book literally pulled me into this fantastical world, full of demons and heroes, while staying in the familiar setting of New York City. I would definitely recommend “City of Bones.” This book would be my number one recommendation to any of my friends for its imagery and the various unexpected events that occur between its pages. Cassandra Clare uses imagery that made the words on the pages come alive and pulled me along for the ride. Page after page, the reader gets sucked deeper and deeper into the story of the book. I became so engulfed in the book and even after I closed the book I could still picture the events of the book in my mind. The imagery of the book is so common, it takes you to places you have seen or visited at some point in time. Clare then takes that familiarity of the setting by taking that common setting and adds that fantastical touch. Soon, you look at the setting around you wondering if that run down building is really just an empty ramshackle building. The images run together so fluidly that it makes the plot of the story seem more mysterious and surreal in many ways. The plot of book is so unpredictable. It takes the reader along for a rollercoaster ride of unexpected events. You start out reading thinking you know how a situation will turn out; suddenly the rollercoaster takes an unseen sharp turn. Clare put the story together well using the small trivial obstacles of the story that seemed irrelevant to the bigger picture to really played a large role in the book. There are larger events that are taking place, but it is the small situations that the characters go through in between the different large events that build up the suspense and anxiousness the reader has to turn the pages of the book, as well as, the individual character personality giving the book depth. The book comes from a teenager’s point of view and it shows us the mindset of the main character through out each of these events by giving the teenage readers that common thought process and actions making it humorous. I would definitely recommend “City of Bones” to all of my friends. This book is a great read, it gets the reader so involved in the book they begin to feel like one of the characters. The plot of the book is suspenseful and keeps the reader eager to read more of the story, with a few laughs to lighten the mood of the book. “City of Bones,” by Cassandra Clare, is fantastical, as well as, realistic all well put together in this book.

Calida Jefferson calida_jef2dc6 — Re-reading 2012.