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Rosimeire Aviles rosiaviles — FREE TODAY 5/16/12 Twin sisters are born in Medieval England. One of the infants is dying and is taken to the Witch of Devonshire, an old hag who uses supernatural powers to transport the ailing babe to the future. It is the year 1986 when Cathy Hayes, a woman who has lost her child and husband in a car accident, finds the baby at her doorstep, gets her the medical attention she needs, and raises the baby as her own. Morgan grows up in the twentieth century with a mysterious attraction to a hollow suit of armor that stands in the window of her mother’s antique store. Morgan is twenty-four years old when she becomes entangled within the armor’s metal plates and is whisked back in time. Morgan awakens in England. The year is 1444 and she is mistaken for Amanda Forrester, a twin sister she knows nothing about. In Amanda’s place, Morgan is forced to marry King Henry’s favored knight, Derek Vanguard, Lord of Braddock Hall. Abandoned by his mother and having failed as a child to gain his father’s love, Derek’s heart is as cold as the stone walls of his castle. Lord Vanguard’s new bride insists she is not Amanda and shares incredible stories that make it difficult for him to trust her. But her humor and good cheer slowly cause the walls surrounding his heart to crumble. In the end, Morgan discovers the true power of love and for the first time in her life she knows where she belongs

Hs2 Design hs2studio — In this short novel Toni Marrison tells the story about two friends, Sula and Nel, who grow up together in the Bottom, a black section of an Ohio town. These two girls became close friends every quickly despite their radically different at home. When a horrific accident occured and the two friends decided to keep it a secret, their friendship grow even stronger, forever connecting them. Even with the events that begins to drive them apart. Nel Wright choosing to stay in the place of her birth, to marry, to raise a family, to become a pillar of the black community, but Sula Peace in the other hand rejests all of what Nel has accepted. She escaped her wildly distressed family to go to college, submerging herself into the city life. When Sula retruns to her roots, she is seen as bing a rebel, a mocker, an a wanton sexual seductress. At the end of the novel the reader see that both women has to suffer the consequences od their choices; both must decide if they can afford to harbor the love they have for eachother. This book allows the reader to understand the cost to exist and survive as a black woman in America.

Robert Felicia robertfelib7d0 — I'm not the first reader and certainly won't be the last to swoon over Four, to cheer at Tris's growth, and to hit the middle of the book and be unable to put it down. Roth has an engaging style that makes it easy to slip into a future world where society is divided by factions based on traits and populated by unique characters. Guaranteed you'll read this book and try and mentally fit yourself, your friends, and family into one of the factions. Then, like Tris, begin to question if it's even possible. Of course, you have to read to learn the answer.

娘子先生 Design xinziliang01c4 — I've read all of her books; enjoyed it.

Edicta Pineda pinedaedicc5bf — Sometimes preachy, and plotted in a stiff manner (Character A will meet character B, which leads him to meet character C, etc), Jim Powell's The Breaking of Eggs still manages to entertain with a tale of a man who is slowly watching the belief he had in Eastern Europe's communist states fade as he revisits his past. The lack of emotion may be intentional; the character is cool and logical and confronts problems with ideological rigidity (at first). It was a good read, went fairly quickly, drew me in enough.

Daniella Calmet daniellacalmet — I appreciated the fact that God was portrayed as loving. I still don't understand which of the trinity was protrayed by the judge.