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Mellisa Atria mellisa — At first, I thought it was going to be chick-lit, but it turned out to be a really good novel about discovering oneself. Funny too.

Yan Chen chenyanfang — I decided on a rating of 3 out of 5 stars for this book. I really vacillated on my feelings regarding the book as I read it. On one hand, Melanie Benjamin obviously did extensive research and seamlessly blended the research into a book of fiction that felt very real and was easy to read. On the other hand, I just could not, as hard as I tried, like the main character-Vinnie. I wanted so badly to like her and I felt enormously for her struggles. However, she only thought of herself, never of those around her. She had a desperate need for fame and I felt that this came before everything else, even family and friends. By the end of the book I was simply frustrated with her and could not feel any further compassion. See full review at: http://theinsomniacbibliophile.blogsp...

Leon Tran _eon_ran — "Ireland's history is something the English should remember and the Irish should forget." -Old Irish folk saying Detailed, riveting, poetic, tragic, comical, poignant, thoughtful. I wept. Please remember those brave men who were unjustly shot by soldiers of the British army because they wanted freedom for Ireland more than they wanted to live. And thank you, General Maxwell, you ultimate piece of shit, for shooting these men. The irony is that by so doing, you thus sparked Ireland into a war with England that would result in that very thing those Irishmen hoped to win: Ireland's freedom. Perhaps that says "Fuck you!" far better than I ever could. "[The Irish] did not really believe in their hearts that Irishmen should be punished for breaking a law not their own or for being disloyal to a monarch not their own." (p. 418 - 419)