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Jaime Alberto jaimeaarenas — Borrowed copy. About imprisonment and subsequent ministry to prisoners, vignettes. Pretty cool. Easy reading.

Esteban Garcia esteban_garcia — Another book my father read to us that I later reread as an adult (in 2002 I bought it on a whim while in Boston with a friend and started reading it on the train home). I love how this story constantly plays with words like "jumping to conclusions" and "subtraction soup" and "eating your words". It is a simple adventure story of a boy trying to get home who saves a world in the process. Entertaining for both kids and adults.

Carlos Amerigo nuevadima6b0 — I liked this book. It was a nice and especially shot read, taking the reader into the faerie-realms and showing the conflict between Seelie Court and Unseelie Court. But I had my problems with the characters. During almost the whole book Kaye seemed too superficial, as did Roiben (but for his behaviour we got a reasin in the end; Kaye... well, not so much). Also, I didn't like Janet, and I'm still wondering how Kaye can be okay and not shocked with the death of her childhood friends Grisle and Spike, but shed tears at the funeral in the end. But the novel was well written, and easy to read. Maybe I couldn't get into this book bcause I've read too much (very good) faeriestories this year, so I will put off reading the other two novels in this series for a while.

Xingyao Wu xingyao_wu — Fabulous book! What a great story! Edgar is 14 and was born mute (not sure why the author chose this for him -- anyone have an idea?) and grows up in a family that breeds its own special kind of dogs. Edgar's father dies and Edgar comes to suspect foul play. It's a mystery, an adventure tale (tail?) and an ode to a boy's love for his father and his obsession to find out the truth behind his father's death. It's also a tender and complex story of this boy's relationship with his dogs. It's exciting, suspenseful and tragic. Once I got into it, I just couldn't put it down. Note: This was an Oprah pick, which may be a turn-off for some, but IMO Oprah got it right this time!