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Andrea Murphy andrearandomurphy — Mortmain and his clockwork army continue to amass, traitors are revealed, Will discovers the truth behind his "curse," and the final chapters find Tessa caught in a bittersweet love triangle. The final line sets the next book up perfectly, and, needless to say, I cannot wait until it is released!

Anthony Brien anthonybri8f94 — Fourteen-year-old Mary Driscoll and her family have lived in terrible poverty in the Irish countryside every since the potato famine began several years ago. When Mary is offered a chance to join her aunt and older sister in America, the land of opportunity, she jumps at the chance to seek a better life for herself. But after a long, stormy, and miserable ocean voyage, Mary arrives in America to find that it is nothing like she expected. She takes a job in a textile mill in Lowell, Massachusetts, where she is scorned by most of the American workers and expected to work long hours under terrible, unsafe conditions. There are few bright spots in this account of the life faced by many girls in New England cities during the mid-nineteenth century, and most of what happened to the fictional character of Mary happened to various girls who lived back then and worked in factories and mills. I would recommend this to readers interested in this particular time period in history, or to those readers who are fans of the Dear America series.

Louvuus Comunicação louvuus — This is probably my favorite book of all time. I was completely mesmerized by the descriptions of Japan at that time. Also, the lifestyle of a geisha is so foreign to me that I found it absolutely fascinating. The subtleties of behavior that can have so much meaning is an unknown concept in these days where nothing is subtle and the value that is placed on traditions and ritual is quite extraordinary. A must read for any woman or man who likes good chick lit.

Andy Proctor andyproctor — Clever, slow to get started because speech is rather formal at beginning and the letter format was hard for me to remember which character was whom...

María Fernanda mlealorozco — Made my mouth water. Better than movie (the book usually is). Great writing that arouses all your senses.

Raphael Costa raphaelcostaa — it was so educatinal!!!! i recommened it to everyone