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Seren Oktay _erenn — Fantastic selection by the Newberry Committee this year! Clare Vanderpool is a wonderful new author and I look forward to reading future works.Abeline is a great character and her story, and her father's, is spellbinding.

Ayşenur Maden aysenur_ — This book is fantastic, bringing true literature to a graphic setting. The characters' were very distinct, and fit them perfectly. I read the book as a tale of conflicting moralities, different views of good conflicting and negative results occurring in consequence. Each of the characters has a very unique idea of what good is, and each is trying to act based on those ideas, yet these actions conflict and through the attempt to do good they end up doing much wrong. Ozymandias, or Adrian Veidt, has a morality based on the idea that the needs of the many out way the needs of the few... or in this case the needs of everyone out way the needs of a few million. Rorschach, as close as we get to a protagonist in the novel, does what he has to to quash evil absolutely, without question, and without compromise. This of course puts him on a mindset of retaliation, if evil has been inflicted upon others, evil will be inflicted back upon itself. Dr. Manhattan does not believe that good or evil actually exist, that they are constructs of the human mind and on a cosmic scale have little or no purpose. In the end the only thing that keeps him doing anything resembling right is his emotion, the little he has left. The comedian is a kind of anarchist, believing that humans will do anything for themselves, and adheres to his belief strictly. The Night Owl II believes that the process, not the outcome, is what matters. He is noble about everything he goes into. Through these differing views of what is right the story occurs, which involves much in the way of death. It is a fascinating examination on differing ideas of morality and how those ideas interact with one another when applied. I loved it also because it was awesome.

Barbato Bobby barbato — This was an excellent book! I really enjoyed it because it kept me guessing up until the emnd!

Soren Juhl _uhl — It's an interesting take on an alternate outcome between whites & natives. The book is written in diary form through the eyes of May Dodd, a woman who gave up her life in the east to marry a native in hopes to unite the two worlds. May ends up married to the clan chief, which puts her in an special point of view compared to the rest of the white women in her clan. The book gives a good depiction of native life in 1875 as well as the white man's desire for power.

Balaji Perumal _alajiperumal — The first book in another series I absolutely loved; it chronicles the adventures of the working-class Ruggles family and -- I learned recently -- was groundbreaking at the time because children's books before this tended to be about upper-class kids living safe, sterile lives. Not so the Ruggles kids, although these are still children's books so don't expect anything *too* terrible to happen to them. At least they get dirty and worry about money.