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Iverve Infoweb iverveinfowebinc — Poignant and profound. This fictional account of families on and around Bloodroot Mountain in Appalachia shows how our forebearers run deep within us and sometimes we are bound to repeat history. The characters are so well written--they are clearly flawed and wonderful at the same time. How we sometimes recognize evil and goodness within humanity as magical is also explored. I read this book very quickly because it had me captured--I had to know the outcomes! Messages of truth interwoven with excellent writing left me happy!

Sarah Jacobs ssarahjaco1da2 — I've read 9 books of the Wallander Series and this is the first one that truly disappoints me. It just doesn't 'feel' like a Mankell book - there is nothing here about the well-developed characters and their relationships that are present in all previous books. The story is not as strong as previous ones and Linda's antics just made me want to stop reading. Linda Wallander, is definitely not a likable character. I doubt Mankell will have the same kind of success with a series about this disrespectful brat. The audio book has a new narrator than only makes things worst. I don't think she has knowledge of the characters or a real feel for them. A really bad choice of narrator!

Giusi Orlando _iusi_rlando — Let me preface this by stating that I have a degree in English Literature and nearly failed Physics 101, and, yet, I devoured this 800+ page Physics book. Well, it's not exactly a Physics book, but rather an exhaustive and eloquent cultural history of the events leading up to, comprising, and following, the making of the atomic bomb. Rhodes is at once an engaging journalist and a detailed, erudite historian. It's truly no wonder why this book won the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Award, and the National Book Critics Circle Award.

Mohammad Salah _ohammad_alah_ — This book was recommended to me by one of my favorite high school teachers, and I didn't read it until college. Such a great story about overcoming the odds and triumphing in the face of evil. One of the most satisfying endings for a book of its type. The movie didn't nearly do it justice.