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Jonathan Stilz mrreell — This is a non-fiction book about a fugitive slave who made his way to Boston. He was captured in Boston and taken into custody for return to enslavement, but a group of abolitionists stormed the courthouse and took him away, hid him on Beacon Hill, and shunted him via the underground railroad to Canada. President Millard Fillmore himself ordered an indictment against 9 Boston abolitionists, and a trial ensued. This is a wonderful story, very readable. The kind of book that makes you want to go to the present day scene and travel the paths described in the book. Which is what I did.

Tim Downie timdownie — I just wrote out a huge (and I might even say, thoughtful) review that Goodreads lost, so I'll just summarize: - the author professes to be a Christian, but I didn't find his Christianity apparent in his narrative (swear words, motivation to simplify not motivated by Jesus' call but his own feelings of overwhelmed by his possessions). - author extremely obsessed with possessions and especially brand names. Much of the book involves lists of his things, including brand names and near-reverential descriptions. - disturbing rip on his family (especially dad) for his childhood. - defines consumerism as possessions, not things like digital downloads or restaurant consumption. I feel it's the whole package, not just the items, and an attitude of "I deserve this." - gave it 2 stars because it raises an important question and has inspired me to evaluate my own possessions and attitudes.

袁 小丁 eponine_ — My Review: OMG, I am so excited about this series. This was a phenomenal first book to get it all going. This is a post-apocalyptic world created by Joss Ware and it is brilliant! Elliott and 5 others were hiking in a cave near Sedona when the apocalypse happened. Something about where they were hiking caused them to sleep through the next 50 years. When they woke up, it was 50 years after the world fell to ruin, but they hadn't aged a day and even had new powers that they are still discovering. They awoke to a world in ruin where very few people have survived. Civilization has fallen and gangas (zombie-like creatures) rule the night. The book starts 6 months after this group has awakened and they are trying to find their way to Envy...the largest known civilization left in the Western half of the country. Envy turns out to be what's left of Las Vegas, now called New Vegas, or N.V. = Envy. A day out from arriving at Envy, they run into a group of teenagers being attacked by gangas and Jade, who is on horseback trying to save them. Elliott is immediately in lust with Jade (it's been 50+ years since the guy got laid.) He also quickly discovers that there is a nasty little twist to his new-found power of healing. I LOVED Elliott. He was a doctor before the change and he still has that heart of caring...for everyone. He is devastated and still trying to absorb all that has happened within the last 50 years. PTSD, sleep deprivation, fury, nightmares, and overwhelming sadness are just some of the daily problems that he is dealing within his psyche. It's a strange new world and he has no idea how he and his friends fit into it anymore when everything that they knew and loved is suddenly gone. He feels an incredible pull to Jade, but doesn't want to give into that as he misunderstands how she fits into this world and the men around her. Jade is a survivor. She survived 3 years as a prisoner and slave to the Strangers before she escaped. Rape, beatings, torture were just the tip of the horrors that she had to survive and she is still on the run from them. But that does not keep her from playing in her part in an uprising that is brewing against the Survivors being led by Lou and his brother Theo, two computer geniuses that were alive when the apocalypse happened and doing all in their power to take back their world. This is a powerful book with a fantastic group of characters. I think that this is definitely going to be a keeper series for my closet if this first book is anything to judge it by. I am so excited to move onto book #2!!!

Emrah Yerli medyagrafi — Lo de aventuras no es broma, realmente es una aventura tras otra. lean a Bellow antes de que se amargara y las ex esposas malvadas -casi al punto de lo diabólico- poblaran todas sus novelas.

Aryan Zingh aryanzinghfb5e — Deel 29; Korte arabesken.

Tolga Bayraktar tolgabayraktar — I wrote about this book in a short essay. It begins: "Beauty and the beast? Check. Impossible love between a governess and a lord of the manor? Check. A hero who must marry money to save his estate from ruin? Check. A beautiful governess unaware she’s actually an heiress? Check." "As you can see, Margo Maguire’s Seducing the Governess features many well-worn themes. But I like governess romances and beauty and the beast stories, so that’s not necessarily a bad thing..." Check out the Hearts and Heartbreakers blog to read the rest of my essay.

Hannah S _annah_terke — Pretty wrenching at moments, so life-affirming at others.