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Alex Merkulov mag_j_uab0af — On the southwestern frontier in 1829, stepsisters Rosita Trevino, sixteen, and Maria Alvarez, fifteen, both dream of better lives, but they do not realize how much they have in common. They're more strangers than sisters. On the same day an American named Austin sails down the Rio Bravo to their home town of Guerrero, Rosita's father brings home a rich old man who choses to marry her! Desperate to escape, Rosita runs away, boarding Austin's steamboat. That very night, Maria sneaks aboard, disguised as a boy! Rosita discovers Maria was just as miserable as she. Along the difficult and near deadly journey down the river, they face an attack by bandits and a fire. But it's when they are kidnapped and held for ransom when they must truly work together. This was not one of my favorite American Sisters books but readers who like the series should enjoy it.

Gabrielle Estevam gabyestevam — Probably the most concise book on epistemology I've ever read. I think that Bertrand Russell may have finished it. The rest is up to science.

Oom Ammz oom — The second wordless book in the adventures of Fox and Hen is just as funny as the first, including some surprising, gasp-inducing moments. The illustrations perfectly express the action, giving readers enough to supply the story from their own imaginations. I hope there will be more!

Navemedia Navemedia navemedia — I love Coupland, I love the Dead...what can I say? Actually, I think part of this book started out as a piece in Rolling Stone. The whole collection of stories works. Something for everyone.

Estelle Iung choufleur — We all read different Hemingway books.

I Tagi i_agi — Men need to learn some humility and religion proves to be a crutch for the weak-minded preacher father. The talking bird cracked me up.

Jeffrey Stein _effrey_tein — I found the jumping around between viewpoints to be a bit exasperating at first, but the story was very enjoyable. There's a big mystery which I didn't find terribly mysterious (although I'm not sure if the author wanted us to feel smarter than the characters and that was intentional, or whether it was meant to be a big twist and I simply didn't find it twisty.) It was enjoyable though and plenty long (although I read it in 2 days).

Ryan Kelly trekker2012115 — Amazing book on death.