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Raul Alejandro alejandrod5a0a — this book has one of the more memorable and despicable and pathetic characters i've ever read.

Alyssa Rogers _lyssa_ae_ — http://www.fromseedtobloom.com/2011/0...

Arthur Rossi arthurhrossi — The year is 1845, the place Sonoma Valley in Alta California. Raised as a Catholic at a Spanish mission in Northern California along with her younger brother before the two of them were taken in to be the servants of a wealthy Mexican family on their ranch, thirteen year old Maria Rosalia de Milagros barely remembers her Indian mother, who died of smallpox when she was six. She doesn't even know who her father was, only that he was a white man, or even what her real name was - Maria Rosalia was the name given to her by Padre Ygnacio, the priest who saved the lives of her and her little brother. Even though she is well treated by the family she works for, the Medinas, Maria Rosalia longs to know who her parents were. Her only hope would be to find Padre Yganico, and she doesn't have any idea where he is after all these years. Still, Maria Rosalia is able to find joy in holidays and celebrations, in writing in her diary, and in a new American friend, but there is a great deal of sorrow as well. This was an excellent addition to the Dear America series (and one of my favorite books in the series) that revealed a great deal about a way of life that has vanished into the depths of time, and taught me about a period in American history that I knew little about.

Emay De emdguzman — loved! read it! easy read, but kind of intense.