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Noreen Grace _oreen_race — I'd read and liked Case Histories by Kate Atkinson, so when I found this for a dollar at the Richmond Public Library booksale I went ahead and picked it up. It wasn't a bad read, but I didn't like it as much as Case Histories, mainly because it's a fairly long book without much of a plot. A lot happens in the book, of course. It follows several generations of the maternal side of Ruby Lennox' family, so there are lots of deaths and betrayals and missing of trains. There are some very real characters and a lot of secondary characters. There are some finely drawn relationships, particularly between the various sets of sisters. There's an extremely upsetting fire in a pet shop. There are parallels between some of the situations, and the writing is engaging, but it never comes together as an actual story for me. Also, I'm not too fond of the gimmick of having Ruby narrate her chapters in the present tense from conception onwards; especially given that we later learn she has forgotten, or blocked out, certain events, it's a little silly to have her so conscious of her own prenatal and infant periods.

Manuel Matthäi manumat — This new biography of a key 19th century military figure, best known as a controversial Confederate general who defended Virginia and Galveston,Texas in the U.S. Civil War, it is also crucial reading for anyone interested in the U.S.-Mexican War, the Civil War, and / or Mexico's Second Empire.

Md Mahabubul muradidea0202 — I also thoroughly enjoyed this book- great essays on love and its many facets and meanings. A great thematic read for February!