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Polina Surygina paul_surygina — I wish I could give it two ratings-- one for how I felt when I read it (10 out of five stars, ha) and one for now. As it is, 4 seems fair. If I were to have read this for the first time now, I would probably hate it and think it was too precious or something. Reading it in the sixth grade was probably for the best, because it really was the perfect age to feel that it totally spoke to me. And now I have the ~*~memories~* of it being amazing.

Jake Hatmaker _ake_atmaker — I loved this book! It was the perfect way to end the series, and give you a great ending, with again, a great message. I always wondered if they would go back to Ember for supplies because it seemed like it would make sense. I loved how there was a little something extra for the people from Ember to help them in the new world, and how Doon figures it all out. As a "happy ending person" I was glad to see Lina and Doon together at the end, and to get a glimpse into the future of their great grand kids and the world as it would be. This series really makes you think about how the state of the world is now, and what it will be like in 50 years, and even later on. I laughed so hard at the names Trogg gave to his family, naming them after the ancient cities... New Yorik, Minny-Appelis, Scawgo, and Kanza City.

Amit Zakai _mit_zakai — Read it a while ago, but definitely remember loving it! Set in India about the inner workings of a Sikh family with multiple wives.

Tom الهلالي etihadserver — I accidentally stole this book from my middle school librarian after she asked me to read it and give her my opinion. By the time I realized I still had the book I was no longer a student, so I never got the chance to tell her I hated it.

Wahi Ahmed wa7i — This was okay, the story wasn't anything new. What I do love in Elizabeth Hoyt's books is the fairy-tale narration in the beginning of every chapter. It fits with the story, and the stories are actually good. I'm actually looking forward to reading her other books because of the fairy-tales. And it wasn't that bad anyways. I did have one problem with this book...when Samuel goes to rescue Emeline and Rebecca, he kept thinking how he'd absolutely DIE if anything happened to Emeline. Nothing about his sister Rebecca. She could get killed or whatever, but it's alll fine as long as Emeline's okay. Nice brother, eh?

Hicher Azza hicherazbc79 — Idealistic and driven, the character had me wringing my hands in anger at his fanciful notions of a Thoreau like lifestyle, and at the same moment, feeling a chord of empathy for anyone who wants to believe in his dream.