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Amanda Ozark _manda_zark — "Love should be easy. Life is hard enough." Looking at the cover of this book lead me to believe it was going to be an upper, but it turned out to be really sad. I liked the idea of the letter writing, especially because it is becomeing a lost are. It was a sad story, but I appreciated the story more after reading that the author's sister died of cancer.

Mj Tydd mjtcreative — This book traces the lives of a West Virginia family from before WWII until 1970. It is beautifully written and made me cry in one place. The book is written from four perspectives but there is nothing I would call a plot -- just thoughts and feelings about life from four family members.

Silin Li silinli — An excellent exploration of how the history and reality of white supremacy, racism, and class effect the lives of blacks and whites growing up in the Northwest United States. The gathering of a team of basketball players from two different racial and economic areas of Seattle in 1986 may set the stage, but this is far from a sports book, the summer season they played given minimal time. Instead, Merlino uses this sports hook to lead us through the history of Jim Crow to the Civil Rights era, right up into the 1980's--including the increasing incarceration of the community. He also gives a history of blacks in Seattle, as well as their continued marginalization. The individual players he was able to contact twenty years after they played together are given plenty of space, along with part of their family history. Merlino excels at describing an interaction with someone, then moving to their words, then moving back in history to highlight a point or reality. Highly recommended.