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Mengyi Chen cindychenia — I was deeply engrossed by this story. Jefferson, a young black man is sentenced to death. While waiting his executioners, he is visited by the towns teacher, Grant Wiggins. Jefferson is solitary, mute and engrossed in his own thoughts during Grant's visits. Through persistance, feeling and the need to learn about life and death, Grant and Jefferson finally form a bond that no one else was able to attain. From the back cover: "A Lesson Before Dying" is set in a small Cajun community in the late 1940's. Jefferson, a young black man, is an unwitting party to a liquor store shootout in which three men are killed; the only survivor, he is convicted of murder and sentenced to death. Grant Wiggins, who left his hometown for the university, has returned to the plantation school to teach. As he struggles with his decision whether to stay or escape to another state, his aunt and Jefferson's godmother persuade him to visit Jefferson in his cell and impart his learning and his pride to Jefferson before his death. In the end, the two men forge a bond as they both come to understand the simple heroism of resisting-and defying-the expected. Ernest J. Gaines brings to this novel the same rich sense of place, the same deep understanding of the human psyche, and the same compassion for a people and their struggle that have informed his previous, highly praised works of fiction." I found this to be a deeply moving and thought provoking novel!!

Ana Saiz anasaizpro94cd — I didn't like this at first, but no matter what I kept picking the story back up to read. It was impossible to leave the characters and their stories. I love this book even though it brought out painful memories. I will definitely watch for this author and recommend this book. I've already been recommending it to friends and plan on recommending it to my book club.

Eric Casas ericdcasascac1 — Although this book was not one of my favorites it was not one of my least favorites either. Tiger Eyes tells a compelling story about a girl going through a rough patch at home. Her father has been shot and she has been having a hard time copeing. Although ends up being diagnosed with depression she later meets a boy that helps her through it all. I would probably recomend this book to just about anyone who likes dramatic books. On the other hand, if you dont like slow moving books dont read it.

Ken Westphal kenwestphal — I admit it. I can't bring myself to finish this book. It is about a bunch of over-privledged, dumb-american tourists. The book started out so promising and then took a huge dive. I am not wasting any more of my reading time on this one. I have too many other books I want to read.