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Jadranka Lackovic _adranka_ackovic — I'm certainly no poetry buff, but I learned of this book and the sad story involved. Emma Howell died tragically at the age of 20 and her parents put together this collection. I have to say that I wasn't expecting that much because of that, but I was wrong. These poems are quite moving and certainly show a depth of feeling not expected in someone so young. The title poem is especially heart wrenching.

Hoang Ngoc _o_ran — This book gives me an idea of how a Culture Revolution is like. As being a Chinese, I know very little about the Culture Revolution, I have never learn about any of it in China. I always believe that Culture Revolution is a good movement even thought I didn’t really know about it. What I know is that it is very important in Chinese history, a big change for the Chinese. When I asked my father about the Culture Revolution, he told me that there are both good and bad side, it depends on how you look at it. And different people have different perspective. For the two main characters in the book, the Culture Revolution is not a good thing for them. For Luo and Ma, the most unbearable thing about the Culture Revolution is the forbidden book. During their re-educated, they were dying for book. Luo and Ma wanted to know about outside world and love. After they read Balzac’s book, they obsess in this book, it made them want to read more books. Also Balzac’s book had most impact on Little Seamtress, it transformed her. This book influenced her life, it transformed her from a mountain girl to a city girl. Luo and Ma didn’t like the change of the Little Seamtress. I think they must deplore about reading Balzac’s books to her, which caused them to lose her.

Marcela Santos _ancor — ** spoiler alert ** Captivating, intriguing and unique true story that reads like an urban legend. A Garden ENCLOSED is a true short story about Marlena McBride, a lady who existed for a short time and then seemed to disappear without a trace, under some very unusual circumstances. Marlena McBride had contact with other people and lived in a quaint home where she tended her beautiful garden. Before purchasing her home she had gone to college, was known by many in her community, had a floral boutique, and even practiced law. Later in her life Marlena had moved back to her home town. The sudden death of her father came only a few short weeks after her mother had passed. McBride never did have a close relationship with her parents, especially her father, although she loved them dearly. Her only remaining family now, her brother, seemed to be her only close connection. One day after an invite from an acquaintance, she decided to attend a dance where she met a man named Michael Engels. Marlena immediately seemed to connect with Michael and they soon became very close friends and even fell in love. A few months later Michael became ill and was admitted to the hospital with heart complications. On her way to see Michael the day he was admitted, Marlena stopped at a diner for a cup of coffee where she had a very strange experience. While there she met a teenage run-away who seemed to be in great distress. After speaking with, and comforting the girl, McBride seemed to lose track of time. When taking notice, it was three hours later. Marlena was on her way to drop the teen off at her home first, then head to the hospital. As Marlena was pulling out of the diner parking lot her car seemed to act strangely. Another vehicle headed in their direction ended up colliding with Marlena. This car belonged to a man who was on his way home, slightly distraught after having just lost his job. Strange things happened during and after this accident. The man who hit Marlena's vehicle reported the incident as two women in a white vehicle pulling out from a white diner parking area onto the road. However, this diner no longer existed as it had burned down some 15 years earlier. I had to go back to re-read this book a second time, as I was somewhat confused. It seemed Marlena's body was never found, however, two bodies were found at the scene of the accident. Although the woman resembled Marlena, her brother failed to identify her as his sister, due to a birthmark Marlena had behind her ear which this body did not. Also the blood type of this dead body was not a match to Marlena's. What is even stranger is that Michael, the love of her life, died in the hospital at the same exact time as Marlena's accident. Posthumous memorial services were held for the body thought to be of Marlena and the gravestone was marked unknown, died 2010. Strangely at that same cemetery there is another gravestone with the very same name, Marlena McBride. However the gravestone reads Marlena McBride born and died December 1952. Was Marlena from another dimension? Was she an angel? To this day no one knows what happened to this lady. This is the strangest story I have ever come across. I found this story very interesting and intriguing, yet it left me in limbo. If the author Cluke, had only shared a little more detail about the other witness, about what happened after the accident, or even what happened to Marlena's home after her death, it would have given more credibility to the story. Maybe this was done by Cluke on purpose, maybe not. If not, my only hope is that he may dig a little deeper into this story and write another book with new and more details.

Jaram Lee arabesque87a06 — Samantha's Birthday party is nearly ruined when Eddie Ryland plays a wicked mean trick! But Cornelia's twin sisters Agnes and Agatha save the day with a birthday presant as a fabulous trip to New York! Samantha loves the twins and can hardly wait to go espcially since it will include a stop at a fancy ice cream parlor. will she have lots of fun or will the twins get upset and be mad at eachother? READ THE BOOK TO FIND OUT!!! :D

Katie Bellinder katiebellinder — My rating is for Kresley Cole's book the other one was horrible couldn't make it past the first chapter