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Daniel Guerra danwar110 — Madelaine LeBlanc was raised in the luxurious world of Creole plantation owners, where she lacked no material comforts. But in her seventeenth year, just before the start of the Civil War, her life seems empty and meaningless. Her best friend and countless others slave away just because of the color of their skin, and Cajuns living nearby in the bayous lead lives of poverty. After a devestating hurricane, Madelaine's father hires many of the Cajuns, who will work repairing the plantating. Madelaine, while out riding, meets by chance Francoise Jarosseau, one of the laborers. This begins a secret, forbidden romance that could lead to Francoise's death and extreme punishment for Madelaine if her father discovers the truth. A second hurricane keeps Francoise at the plantation, working, but it also brings a wealthy suitor for Madelaine, Rory Quinn. Madelaine must avoid the seemingly charming Rory's flirtations without arrousing her father's suspicions. As a final, even more devestating hurricane approaches, Madelaine and Francoise find themselves not only fighting for their love, but for their lives. This book is a romantic story about remaining hopeful and keeping love alive even when all odds seemed stacked against you. Recommended to readers who enjoy young adult historical romance.

Bambimoon Bambimoon kirauu — A fascinating story of one man driven to build schools for the children of Pakistan and Afghanistan, at not inconsiderable risk to himself. Well written and inspiring.

Reborn Custom reborncustom — Quite peculiar but so fresh. Imagine finding a trove of old photos and not knowing anything about the photographer, subjects, dates, circumstances, etc. Then make up a story to fit the pictures. This is such a clever and creative book. I loved it and would suggest for any adult as well as a person as young as middle school age. This is Ransom Riggs first novel and hope not the last. Great reading that will stay with me for a long time.....................

Gonzalo Rascón gonzalorascon — Definitely not my favorite JK book. Does some interesting things with color and sexuality in the Caribbean context, but thats about it...although does contain some really beautiful passages.