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David Gabriel gabrielhar15e1 — An interesting portrayal of some parts of the South, who at least as of 1999 when this book was, written, are stil fighting the Civil War. Probably not for everyone but it is certainly for those interested in the Civil War and it's aftermath. It is also somewhat of a snapshot of the prejudices still rampant in our our society. Made me think of the current "tea party" and their narcissistic, selfish approach to living and simplistic understanding of government.

Davabuu Designs _avabuu_et — Sailing adventure and survival! Ben's father has done the unthinkable: he's sold the family home, bought a 30-foot sailboat, and anounced that Ben and his two little brothers will all be joining him on a year-long sail arond the Caribbean. Ben's mother died in a car accident recently, and the family is grieving her loss. Learning to sail and manage chores and schoolwork on a small ship is hard enough, but Ben can't get any time alone to think... none of them can. When their father announces that they will be sailing overnight to Bermuda, Ben goes to sleep expecting Dad to awaken him for the early morning watch. When he finally wakes up on his own, Dad has disappeared overboard along with the distress beacon, and they are headed into a violent storm. Survival becomes the goal, with each brother contributing what he can to help. A great story of family relationships as well as sailing and survival! 7th grade and up.

Jana Cornelio janacornelio — really beautiful collection - both comic and sorrowful reminded me of how powerful well-placed humor is in the best writing and also of the Woody Allen quote - comedy is simply tragedy plus time...

Shannon Kringen _oddess_ring — this is a compilation of 20 of dan eldon's journals (he was, among other things, a war photographer who was stoned to death by an angry mob in Somalia.) it's part commentary on life in africa, part travel guide, part teenager's diary; it's sometimes funny and light, sometimes dark and brooding, but every page is a work of art.