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Boris Bichev bbichev6047 — this book was pretty good its about a victim struck by lightenting who find love from a man who suffered the same fate. and its about her relationship with her family and how she becomes closer to them.

Puneet Bawa puneet4baw254a — A wonderful resource of information on non-wool fibers. Want to know why your sweaters pill? This book will tell you. Ever wonder what "microfiber" is? It's in the book. How about how they turn bamboo into yarn? It's in there. Looking for a fabulous, warm sweater to knit for someone who breaks out in hives if you show them a picture of a sheep? It's in there, too. Even if you have no problem working with wool, this book is a great resource to have on hand if you want to understand how different fibers behave.

Mariel Vandersteel marielvandersteel — I loved this book the first time I read it in elementary school 20 years ago, and it has stuck with me into adulthood. Reading this was my first introduction to grief, and I still find Rylant's descriptions of love and loss to be profound. One of Summer's first descriptions of May and Ob, for example: "I never saw two people love each other so much. Sometimes the tears would just come over me, looking at the two of them, even six years back when I first got here and was too young to be thinking about love. But I guess I must have had a deep part of me thinking about it, hoping to see it all along, because the first time I saw Ob help May braid her long yellow hair, sitting in the kitchen one night, it was all I could do not to go to the woods and cry forever from happiness."