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崇昆 黄 1154199117a5e7 — I have praised George MacDonald Fraser's Flashman series before and I shall probably continue to do so as long as I continue to read them; they are a national treasure and our equivalent of Dumas or Sienkiewicz. Whilst "Flashman and the Redskins" is not about English Victorian history it is still about that amazing era and manages to both amuse and inform us in a wonderfully approachable manner - there are many students of history who would benefit by reading the stuff. Fraser doesn't just tell us a great story but also makes us very aware of how outstanding the opening up of the West really was - and how sudden! He fills his tale with facts, balancing "fiction" with true scholarship and backed up by a long bibliography so that you can go off and really get to grips with the era. I was almost blown apart by the fact that it was possible for a young child to travel west across the "empty" plains in a waggon train surviving Indian attacks, desperate conditions, see oceans of buffalo roll over the landscape and then, in his later years make the same trip in reverse either by train or plane and see the landscape changed utterly, with towns and great cities where once stood a burning waggon and lay only corpses. This is a great book. Our hero Flashman's morals are still a bit questionable at times but he is no coward, merely a survivor surrounded by larger-than-life characters who have no real sense of adventure, fun or their own mortality. This one comes HIGHLY recommended!

Melon Pet melonpet — ** spoiler alert ** ********WARNING***** CONATINS SPOILERS****** This one really hard to rate. There were parts of it I enjoyed and parts that were heavy. I enjoyed the "mystery" surrounding her aunts death and did not see the tie ins between that and her father before hand at all. I know death was a centeral theme but why so much. I know that they all had to tie together to make the story complete but that is where I feel she left some loose ends. I wanted more about the issue that her dead husband looked like her dead father. The characters were very deep but sometimes unbelievable. Could a lost love really make a mother as cold and uncaring as hers? I have so amny questions and thoughts about this book. I wish someone else had been reading this at same time so we could have discussed it.