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Mody Design _ — Though this is an older book, it truly is a classic. This was more worthy of the Pulitzer than her book that won the award! It is no wonder this is required reading of high school students. The life it depicts is real and the language is so descriptive and poetic. Why did I not read this before? My education was sorely lacking in the classics.

Jerald Lewis _erald_ewis — Beautiful, well-written coming-of-age love story. The author has made the characters life like through her descriptions as well as the city, sights and smells where the story takes place. After reading this novel I feel personally involved and vested in Lena's well-being and relationship not only with Alex (who every girl spends her life looking for) but Grace and her other family members as well. I wish I had known there were additional books coming and that I hadn't read this one so long before the others are released. My perception of the story may possibly be altered by events to come since I still have a lot of unanswered questions after reading Delirium. The wait is going to be unbearable, and after such a long wait the only satisfaction seems to be in hoping everything works out the way I think it should.

Daniela Sendra danni18 — Paris is a young girl trying to figure out what home means. Paris and her brother Malcolm, were sent to live in a foster home. Malcolm was her protector and closest companion unitl they were separated into two different foster homes. Paris is sent to live with the Lincoln family. Malcolm is sent to a group home. Paris doesn’t believe this will be a good place for her. The Lincolns slowly win Paris over by being kind to her and making her feel included in their family. She meets a girl, named Ashely. They quickly becomes best friends. Ashley’s father does not approve of his “white” daughter playing with Paris. Paris is hurt and decides that she will never have another white friend. Mrs. Lincoln tells her that, “you can’t go through like judging people by the color of their skin.” Paris asks what she is supposed to do then? Mrs. Lincoln tells her to “judge them by their actions. Then decide to hold them close or push them away.” At the park one day, Paris meets another “white” girl and doesn’t want to talk to her. The girls name is Sienna and she is persistent. After a while, Paris realizes that Sienna and her family are kind and genuine. Paris is asked to decide who she wants to live with. This time it is up to Paris to decide where she lives. This book would be good to use with students that are in 4th-7th. This book won the Coretta Scott King Honor.