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Yoo Ilhoon longpal — I thought this was a heartwarming, but sometimes heart rendering, story of a young girl (Lily) coming to terms with what's left of her biological family and choosing a new extended family. I like books that tie the "message" of the story into a larger story of daily life and I thought that the author's choice to use beekeeping as the backdrop for this story worked well. The style of writing in this book is quite lyrical and easy to read and while the message is no longer cutting edge, and therefore didn't stem a new line of thinking for me, those who haven't read extensively about personal stories of the civil rights movements may find it more mentally stimulating than I did. For me, the strong point of the book was the characters. I seem to be gravitating towards stories of strong women this year, and this book was no exception. The cast of characters provided many unique examples of how to be a positive and strong role model to a troubled young girl, without preaching about it. I liked how the author attached an every-day mysticism to her characters, so that you got the feeling that there was meaning in the most mundane activities during the story.

M Andrew mandrewlee — New characters as Rose chooses love or friendship

Sayoko Nishimura oniguili — This is the first book of this series that I had a very hard time reading and finishing. This book has very little action in it and Smith tends to ramble on about Botswana, cattle, the little white van, etc. These topics have been somewhat done to death in the previous books in the series. Sadly, this one was a disappointment, although I did enjoy the ending to the one "real" case she did solve in this book.