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Yasser Salem yahsalem0eab — I really appreciated Shaila's writing. It was lyrical and beautiful, something that I have come to expect from South Asian authors. I loved her analogies and descriptions. To me, that helped bring Arissa to life and I felt her sadness and despair at suddenly being a widow in a world that might hate her for the color of her skin. Complete review on my blog

Débora Yuk deborayuk — I am reading this one to my students now. They like it, but it is over the heads of some.

Javiera Sepúlveda javiasepuldc87 — Must admit that I actually liked this book.

Niani Harris nianiameh3bf7 — So, I just started reading this book. It is good. It's about a family that has a lot of issues. The daughter was just raped (which isn't giving away the plot), and it has some comic books stuff in it (the dad is a comic writer for adults). The sex stuff, and other "habits" of a teenager seem forced. Like Jodi interviewed teenagers and plugged that in. I didn't buy that a real teenager was talking. I'm about a fourth of the way through it. Good read so far...

Hasan Rasheed hasanrasheed — ** spoiler alert ** In seventeenth century England, Anne Green, a servant in the house hold of Sir Thomas Read, gave birth to a premature and stillborn baby. That his grandson was the father of this child was likely what prompted Sir Read to have Anne Green prosecuted for the murder of an infant. This story would have ended with her hanging, had the execution been successful. But hours after this event (during which her father and brother hung on her legs to quicken her death), when laid out for dissection to train medical students, Anne Green fluttered her eyelids. That she survived her death is viewed as the divine providence of God in sparing the life of an innocent woman. Based on this true tale and told from both the point of view of a young medical student and Anne Green herself, this work of historical fiction is engaging and provides a window onto the disparity among social classes during the 1600s.

Wei Lin wv888a28c — ** spoiler alert ** A quick read and definitely a page-turner. Especially since I know the history of the town of Frank fairly well...