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Jonathan Mejia slub — Read this while vacationing at Hammonasset Beach this weekend. Really liked some of the poems, but had a hard time relating to most of them.

Saeed Alqubaisi _aeedeid89a349 — Ending = Mwahahahaa!

Alfredo Valderruten avvphoto — Honestly I don't know when the last time was that I laughed out loud by myself while reading the very first page of a book. I love her witty humor and sarcasm. I am all for the sarcasm. The book drug on in a few parts, but so does the ordinary life of a housewife/mom. She was searching for "more" which I think we all do. Good, light read.

Mustafa Ismail _ku_esign — THE FAMILY TREE, the debut novel of Carole Cadwalladr, follows the struggles of three generations of a family, giving view to how the problems of the mother leave indelible scars on her children. For the most part, it is an engrossing read, one of those "I can't put this down yet" books, that don't necessarily change your life, but help make a week move faster. It is beautifully written and heartfelt. The major difficulty in the book is the form that Cadwalladr tries to employ. Because she is tracing the paths of three different women, the action of the story jumps around a good deal from the present day to various moments in the past. This made the main story line--that of Rebecca's current struggles in her marriage--harder to follow. But as the story progresses and the lives of the women begin to interweave, you see why she has told the stories in the order she has and she does an excellent job of tying the ends together. The ending itself was a little depressing, a little surprising in its abruptness, but on the whole fitting to the story. A good read, a fast read, worth the time if you need something to get you to the weekend.