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Verónica De veronicademedeiros — I decided not to read the scheduled "Cartwheels in a Sari" so I read this instead as it is within the same bad-things-are-happening-to-me-in-the-name-of-religion genre. This was very good. I have read Carolyn Jessup's 'Escape" and so I know that most of the behaviors referenced in the book are true for FLDS. Word of warning, although this is written from the point of view of a 13 year old, parts are not sugar coated. The writing is well done as to ease the reader into what is going on though. There were some story lines that were not closed, but in general this was a good read.

Govinda Trazo iamgovinda — A must-read for anyone engaged in education, as well as all those involved in grassroots social change. How does one teach others, particularly those who have been oppressed in our society, without at the same time becoming merely another outside force of domination? How do those who are oppressed escape oppression, without merely joining the ranks of the those currently in power and responsible for the oppression? Freire, one of the first to truly address these questions, handles them capably, with his own real world experimentation informing his answers.

Vithor Félix _ithinho29 — Well-researched book that shows the interdependence of bar culture and homophile groups in laying the groundwork for a gay rights movement based on civil rights.

Anas Baghi an_as_arch_88 — I don't remember much of the plot, but I do rememeber being captivated by these books as a teen.

Michele Scarpuzza scarpuzzadesign — Two stories that intertwine can sometimes be confusing, but these two stories combine pretty well. The "present day" is 1936, and Abilene is left in a Kansas town with a bootlegging substitute preacher while her father works on the railroad. Abilene meets the local mystical woman who tells stories about the town in 1918. Abilene hopes to learn more about her father through these stories, but it's not until the end that she understands the whole picture. The novel started out slow and it took me a while to really get rolling, but this is a good tale about history, family, and community. There's some mystery, some trickery and lots of secrets to be uncovered.