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Lady Vanity _2938 — Loved reading this, even though I know most of them by heart already. Another great way to experience Simon's poetry.

Kay Ho kayho — For too many years this book has been part of a stack that stay next to my side of the bed & which occasionally would get dusted off & moved to the "next up" category only to be put aside yet again. A chance conversation with a fellow reader reminded me of it, and I decided it was time to take the plunge into this fabulous novel. Part Greek history, part Genetics 101, part the Great American immigrant story and part just plain old coming of age novel, this book has it all. The narrator is the youngest child of first generation Americans who live in Detroit who has a brilliant & critical eye of her family - warts and all, and the novel gives us a history of their familiy's experience in the motor city since their arrival in the 1920s. There are so many layers to this novel none of which I'll attempt to identify & perhaps give away significant plot points but truly you can't go wrong if you decide to read it. I was reminded of the ancient Greek history I learned in sixth grade & learned for the first time the oppression of the Greeks who lived in Turkey. I was also reminded of the turmoil of the 1920s & 30s and again the Detroit riots of the late 1960's over racial inequality and the pilgrimage of youth to San Francisco at the same time. Really really a great read......

Michal Benda rewegar — This book was kinda fluffy, a good story but not a substantive read. The idea of genetic memories was hard to swallow, there was more romance than history, yet the story entertained.

Fabricio Pereira fbrand — Quite compelling, unusual idea and worth the time.