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Santiago Pérez santiphotography — The Keepers Tattoo Chicken House, 2009, 425pp., $17.99 Gill Arbuthnott ISBN 978-0-545-17166-3 Many people are curious about their family background and have numerous questions. Was it ever challenging to get those questions answered and by knowing the answers have they led you through confusion, danger, and adventure? For Nyssa, definitely. In this fantasy book The Keepers Tattoo by Gill Arbuthnott, Nyssa, the main character, was found when she was young and alone playing outside in a courtyard near a tavern called The Drowned Boy, she was taken in by people who owned the tavern. As Nyssa grew older she kept thinking of countless questions to ask about her past and why they were unanswered. But when Shadowmen, who are guardians of the White Wolf who ruled the Archipelago, came to her town, Marius, a regular at the tavern, told her he was her uncle. They had to run away because the Shadowmen were seeking her because of foreign writing on the back of her head, which the White Wolf thinks will give him more power. As Nyssa and her Uncle Marius escape, she manages to get some answers and step by step she pieces together her life before The Drowned Boy. When I was reading this book I felt so involved, I found myself guessing about Nyssa's past throughout the book. Gill Arbuthnott's writing is memorable and educated. “The drivers flicked their reins onto the haunches of the horses, the chamiels lurched to their feet, their loads swaying alarmingly, and they were on their way.” Nyssa became stronger and in more control of her life by the end of the book because she knew more about herself. The names of the characters were original and creative. Just seeing them and reading them triggered my imagination. The end of the book was so powerful that it made me forgive the slow pace in the beginning. It answered all the questions that had been building up inside of Nyssa's head and mine from the beginning. The age I recommend this book for is around eleven to thirteen or grades 6th to 8th . This book is a timeless book; the story can be passed on generation after generation and never get old. If you like having to uncover the mystery of main characters you're reading about I suggest you give it a try. -Maude Ceruso

Vitalii Shabat shabt — Much of the scandalous stuff Vidal writes in this book has been said elsewhere, but as Richard Wright said of H. L. Mencken, ". . . what amazed me was not what he said, but how on earth anybody had the courage to say it." A nice take down of how our leaders goad us into war.