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Watcharee Kramyu aeung6657f2 — I like this book, it will be a good read to students to teach them similes like slippery as, mad as,fresh as, ect. The story is funny and illustrations are humorous. Also, it will help to increase student's vocabulary.

Yizhuo Luo ellie8535 — Not Fire and Brimstone I generally am not a fast reader, but was able to zip through this story in a couple of days. If you are a parent, I feel you will especially connect with this book. We all love our children so much. This story tells us, in detail, about a situation in which a family almost lost their son. Of course a book titled Heaven is For Real, written by a pastor is going to be heavy on the Bible verses and lessons. I am not an overly religious person but didn't find the book too preachy or over the top. I enjoyed the story very much. This isn't a fire and brimstone, you must repent book. It focuses on the description of heaven and lets the reader know through multiple examples that Heaven is for Real. Thank you Burpo family for sharing your story.

Ketchup Design slpknt63145f — An interesting study of East vs. West, particularly some insight into (early 20th cent.) Muslim and Hindu culture. Have never seen the film, but am interested in doing so.

Ali Jabbar art7ali96c2 — Just got this book today after waiting for 3 months. It was highly recommended by our ranger, originally from Zimbabwe, during our trip to Mala Mala in South Africa this January. Can't wait to read it.

Ratoon Graphic ratoon — I get why people liked this and I get the message it was trying to get across, I just thought it tried too hard.

Elizabeth Chávez _elchavez — I really wanted to love this book, to appreciate its classiness and dignity and deep appreciation of art. However, the problem is that with all its splendor of music and art, it is too expository. I am very visual when I read, and I depend on the narrative to float me along, to raise strong vivid images. It failed to do that. The cadence is choppy and before I can attempt to grasp a scene or a character, it has skittered past me. Its very lightness was ponderous. This is a first novel for Houghteling, and she does show promise and passion. The passion was buried, however, under needless exposition and too many paintings. The author has her degree in fine arts; she unquestioningly knows what she is talking about. But I would like to see this novel be more novelistic--it reads too much like lesson after lesson strung together for Art History 101. I was torn between 2 and 3 stars, but because of its intelligence and promise, I felt it deserved 3 stars. But beware the coming boredom when you are reading. I was groaning for the end, all too happy to put this book down to start on another.