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Lim Shen smilingyg89 — This is hands down the best book I've ever read. The writing style is so clear and so incredible. A true delight. Seriously, a masterpiece.

Lina Maria linaohdesign9aee — A great resource for families who are wanting to make a difference in the world. I found loads of stuff to investigate further, because we have so much free time on our hands. I do beleive in living my favorite quote, "Be the change you wish to see in the world." - Ghandi

Larissa Maia larymaia — It took me awhile to figure out if I really liked this novel..because it's one of those stories with no definite conclusion. When Angelica turns four, it seems as if something or someone is sexually attacking her and her mother, Constance. Is it a malicious spirit, as Constance suspects, hence her hiring of a spiritualist? Or is the father, Joseph, a sexual predator? Or could Constance be seeing "ghosts" from her childhood and is transfering those fears onto her daughter? Or is she just suffering from womanly "hysteria" as suspected by Joseph. By the end of the novel, which is narrated by the adult Angelica, the answer still is not clear, which seems to be the whole point of the book. How does one's childhood memories affect their adult life? How much should one believe certain memories or were they just put there by the suggestions of others?

Janpreet Kaur janpreet — This was one of those incredibly happy coincidences you could never explain. I was working in Asheville, NC and every year for Christmas I bought a book for the young daughter of a friend of mine. I started with "The Polar Express" and who knew how that would mushroom? This was the year I ordered this one from a catalog because I liked the title. Imagine my surprise and delight when I peeked inside on its arrival to discover it was set in western North Carolina. I had been through many of the places mentioned and this made the book even more special to all of us. There were more books over the years and now I'm back home in Ohio and Emmaleigh is married and grown. For years, I know they read all the books I gave her for Christmas. I hope they're still cherished the way I cherish Emmaleigh and her family. I need to get a copy of this for Christmas 2011 for my niece and tell her the story. Books are so wonderful, aren't they?