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Robin Bronchal el_agiciane — Freshman year in high school this was a class read that we did. The book was an assignment really. I will admit upfront that I am not a big fan of old literature. I dunno if its the way it is written or because the books are just from a time that is just too ifferent from my own for me to be able to really truley grasp it and immerse myself in it. On one hand I will admit this book is no different than any other of its time, being written in a way that shows its age a bit. It isn't a boring read though, and really its one of the better pieces of older lit I have read. The characters are classic and well developed, the story is easy to follow and intriging, and most importantly it has a point that isnt drawn out in the way its presented, commenting on hu.am nature in a way. we all have two sides really and the author captures that in this usng the potion and cience as a way to show thta. Even if you dispise old lit this i one old piece i will gladly call a classic and highly reccomend to anyone looking for a good story that isnt too long or drawn out.

Gregorio Pampinella gregoriopampinella — 3.5 stars

Bo Peng dahaipeng — Today, after finishing this book, I got online and found the blog entry I had posted years ago about the story of the mistaken identities of Laura Van Ryn and Whitney Cerak. These were the two Taylor University students in a terrible car accident on I-69 in 2006. Today, as I read, I realized a few things. One, I made the entry just four days after the two families realized the 2 daughters were switched. Now I know what they were going through when I was writing it. Two, my pastor spoke on the topic and the families that day in church. This made it all so real. Three, I began my blog entry with scripture, inspired by the two families who did in each of their blogs about the accident and recovery season. Tens of thousands read their blogs and heard their story. What a huge witness they were for God in a time when they really did NOT want to be in the spotlight. It taught me to continue my diligent pursuit of God and his Word.

Krystof Travnicek travnicekk — At 19 months, Henry likes touching the different textures in this book. His favorite is the dog with the shaggy ears. It makes him crack up and he pulls the book up to his face

Prince Gnana princegnanaselvan — For K-nez. Strong characters and believable conflicts. Really takes off in the New Testament. Narrators could be called into question, and the prose is sometimes a little too flowery. Ultimately a strong ending. Will definitely read it again. A must read.

Meagan Hyland _eg_yland — Reading with Bella, and she really likes it. Not all of them are gems, but I am happy to expose her to (even silly) poetry, and she loves, adores, and listens to the accompanying cd every night. Silverstein is a very talented reader.