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Mr 糊说 vaguetalkb32f — Really 2.5 stars. The idea of this story was good, but it just seemed a little disjointed to me. I really liked the Florida history and those parts. But I think as a reader and a current Floridian I could tell that this wasn't written by a Florida author. There was just something inauthentic about the setting and the characters. But that's okay. It was an adventure, the kids were really interesting, and it has a lot of pieces to the story that fit well together.

Tùng Hely tunghely — This non-fiction book starts with Robert Flaherty venturing to Canada to make a film about the Inuit (Eskimos), the 1920 silent movie, Nanook of the North. His film is considered to be the first documentary and by some, including Martin Scorsese, the greatest documentary ever made. From here the book totally changes in tone and them. The Inuits are moved, by the Canadian government, to a harsh land about a 1000 miles north. This movement and abandonment parallels what the United States did to the Indians. The conditions are so extreme; it is amazing that people can survive in such harsh condition. Every day of the Inuits live is a day of struggle. This book is heart-wrenching. Impressive book.

Pranav Ahuja pranavshor4006 — i didn't really want to read this book because i knew it was about a girl who changes high schools and falls in love with a vampire. but the high school girls at all the public libraries i've worked at are always like, this is the best book everrrrr, why haven't you read it? so i did. and it was glorious. i was kind of preoccupied, at times, with trying to figure out if meyer is stylistically a good writer (i get all hung up on this sometimes when i'm enjoying something borderline fluffy) and while i can't find anything stand-out about her, there's nothing wrong with her either. she avoided cliches and kept me wracked with suspense. one of my favorite aspects was all the deliciously teenaged sexual tension (Bella couldn't do more than kiss her vampire boyfriend because of the danger of him losing control and, um, drinking her blood.) and it takes place in the pacific northwest. it's fantastic. i'm getting the sequel.

G S utirik — Loved it! Intend to read again sometime and I think that it will be even better the second time.