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Hassan Mousallm mousallm — What an unusual book! How to classify it? Romance? Historical fiction? Fantasy? Truly a mixture of all 3 genres. It could also be in the category of Christian Fiction. Calder is a Fetch or a death escort that escorts souls from earth through the "Aisle" to heaven. After falling in love with a woman he sees at the deathbed of a child on 2 separate occasions, he chooses to break his sacred vows and returns to Earth in the body of Rasputin in order to find her. This one act throws worlds out of balance resulting in action packed twists and turns. Booklist says this is for Grades 9-12 and SLJ recommends it for Grades 6-10. I would probably offer it to teens grade 8 and up.

杨 岚清 yanglanqing — I was surprised that I liked this book so much, but it happened to enter my life serendipitously. Usually skeptical of popular "literatute", I tend to shy away from what the masses revel in. This was given to me and continuously recommended. I received it upon the heels of a painful break-up, and an immersion into anything empowering the feminine. Having been raised Catholic, I appreciated the controversial innuendos and fictional (?) exploration of the sacred feminine and its power/subsequent suppression in the nascent formation of Christianity...especially in the oppressive patriarchy of Catholicism. Being an art history major and a francophile surely contributed to my liking of this book, but it was the underlying theme and questions about the suppression of the sacred feminine and the subsequent course of history that really grasped my attention.