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Chrystele Nguyen chrysteled02e — Love this book!!!! Smith, the bestselling author of the Jane Austen series (contemporary faith fiction novels based on Austen's books) works hard to show how Austen's themes parallel scriptural imperatives about love, particularly 1 Corinthians 13:4–8. The result is a compilation of recapped scenes from Austen novels with Smith drawing strong moral lessons for the reader. "Love is patient" is shown by George Knightley's patience for Emma Woodhouse in Emma; "Love is kind" through Fanny Price's treatment of others in Mansfield Park. Plenty of excerpts from Smith's own series and victorious triumphs from her personal life also help illustrate her points. Smith becomes almost gushy at times ("I adore the movie rendition of this scene") and the writing tends to ramble, including a three-page anecdote about her family's trip to Mt. Rushmore. Some of the comparisons are forced: "Fanny is merciful, just as her heavenly Father is merciful"; "Just as Lynda drew boundaries with Dora, we need to learn that living Christ is a gutsy undertaking."

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Björn Anderson swedishboy — not his best, but worth a read. its somewhat violent, but sort of pulpy.

Radius Creative radiuscreative — Graphic novels should be used as a tool to get kids to read. I loved these books in school!

Anastasia Dachko nastyart — If you love the charm of Irish country stories, then this book is for you. It is a continuation of its predecessor and simply picks up where the original left off. Though not an animal book, lovers of James Herriot type stories will probably enjoy Taylor's series.