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Olli Tervo ollitervo — I enjoyed this book. It was a nice break from all of the paranormal books that I have been reading. It really kept my attention and flowed well. Several time, after reading for a while, I would have to stop and remind myself that this is a fiction book. I kept thinking that maybe this book was about Barbara Bush because there are so many similarities, but I knew that it wasn't true. And as it says on Barnesandnoble.com, " A word of advice before reading American Wife: put Laura Bush firmly out of your mind. While bestselling author Curtis Sittenfeld has waxed rhapsodic about her admiration for the first lady, she insists that in this novel, her most ambitious work to date, protagonist Alice Blackwell is most certainly not Laura Bush. Sittenfeld has conceded that she drew on some major events in Mrs. Bush's life, such as the horrific car accident that killed a fellow student in high school and her marriage to a man who is eventually elected president and steers the country into a controversial war. The rest, she says, she invented within the framework of that reality." So I know its not just me that was thinking about the similarities. The way the story was written really made me connect with the main character and there was one part where I gasped out loud!

Pascal Claivaz pascalclaivaz — Unlike her earlier books which did nothing for me, Waking Raphael is really good.

Shelly Tsai xiaoyuncai — Steve and Meyer Meyer are called in on a kidnapping. Good story. I also watched the movie High and Low a Japanese film directed by Akira Kurosawa, that used this book as its source material which was a very good flick.

Fekra Designs fekra5607 — Beautifully, simply and powerfully written, this novel by Lisa Genova allows us to be a passenger on the one-way journey of an intelligent and capable woman through her discovery that she has early onset Alzheimer's Disease. I gained a greater perspective on the invisible interior struggles at every turn. For me, this will be worth a second, if not third, read. I have a renewed respect for the fragility of life --not just of death itself but the precarious nature of being truly involved and connected while living. I personally will not put off collecting, sharing and documenting my thoughts and life experience.