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Bogdan Boyko n1taxe — In Saving the World, Julia Alvarez has given readers a well-structured novel-within-a-novel that deftly explores questions of altruism, imperialism, colonialism, and various forms of activism. The contemporary character Alma Huebner, a well-known Latina fiction writer, is struggling with her historical novel about Isabel Sendales y Gomez, the only woman to accompany Dr. Francisco Balmis on his cross-world 1803 voyage with 22 orphans carrying a smallpox vaccine. Through the stories of both characters, Alvarez illuminates each woman's struggle with grief, change, love, and finding hope in a difficult world. A particularly fortuitous novel for me to find randomly at the library during this time of transition in my life. Highly recommended.

Silvia Camargo silvialucif248 — I read this in one sitting. Thats how unbelievably magnetic it is. This installment of the infernal devices focuses less on the magister, and more on the personal lives of the characters. You really Learn so much more about all of them and you get a chance to watch them grow and change. I can safely say that this book is my favorite book of 2011. Absolutely beautiful.