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Melita Rus _ellowjewellery — The third, and final, book in the Montana Skies series, Hailee was a great conclusion to this very sweet trilogy. Breaking away from sister’s McKenzie and Kaydie a bit, this book focuses on their sister’s son, Nathaniel(Nate), and Hailee Annigan. Nate is a minister, and Hailee a teacher searching for her two younger brothers she lost contact with several years before. While Nate and Hailee grew up vastly different—Nate with all the comfort and ease money could buy, and Hailee a dirty ragamuffin on the city streets. Yet both wind up in Pine Haven, Montana, both are newcomers...and each is attracted to the other. Yes, it made for a very sweet love story as they slowly grew acquainted, courted, and finally married. The twist of his mother coming to visit, Peyton, was really interesting and I loved the closer this book gave to the last Worthington sister. Hailee—and the two previous ones in the series, McKenzie and Kaydie—is an easy, Christ-centered and clean book with a great story, perfect for all ages. Nothing questionable and a series I will be passing on to my younger sisters (who are approaching teen-hood very quickly! ;-) The writing style was easy to read and I found myself flying through the pages. The flashback scenes were rather lengthy, but maybe that’s because I’m the type who always can’t wait to see what’s around the next bend in the story. Through Penny Zeller’s writings, the town of Pine Haven Montana comes to life. Filled with characters that are hard to forget (and if you’ve read either of the last two books, you know Lucille is pretty unforgettable! *smile*) All in all, a very pleasant read!

Emre Elibol _ — I thought this would be an interesting read for two reasons: 1) It is a narrative from the perspective of a dwarf. 2) She is a German citizen before, during, and after WWII. Not only do you learn some of the troubles that someone growing up as a dwarf may encounter, but those problems begin to seem trivial as Germany finds itself once again at war. Unfortunately, it did not live up to my expectations. The only part of the book that I was able to get into was the way the community reacted to the Nazi regime. The rest of the book seemed slow and word-y. I would not recommend, though I would like to read more about German civilians during WWII.

Ian Langton _an_angton — ... so far, so quirky ... NOT DONE YET!

Axel Dekimpe _lakess — 3.5 stars...Good but not my favorite book of hers.

Terry Joev terryjoev — A combination of funny and depressing.

Rafael Almonte rafael_lmonte — Thought I would open this one up again before I watch the movie. Interesting to think about how I pictured the stone statues as a child and now as an adult.