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özgün Evren ozgunevren — Good Book. Fairly predictable .Magic and fantasy. A special town filled with special people. A fast read. I'd recommend for women.

Leo Collins phamhoangtda2d — Despite the fact that I'm not a huge fan of her Food Network shows because I try to stick to a healthier diet, I really enjoyed Paula Deen's memoir. She was very honest and forthright in discussing a variety of personal hurdles. The book felt very conversational, which I really appreciated. I thought the chapters where she offered her readers advice was very good too. She wasn't preachy, but informational. I do take issue with her philosophy that hard work will get you to where she is. I'm sure there are plenty of people throughout the world who work incredibly hard every day, even harder than she did, and still haven't been touched with her tremendous good fortune. Otherwise, I really liked the book and would recommend it.

Noreen Fatima _ezine — ** spoiler alert ** Upon turning twelve, each twelve years old child in the Community will receive an assignment. Unlike the other children who received Engineer or Laborer, Jonas was chosen to be the Receiver. The Receiver is the highest honor in the Community. As the Receiver, Jonas will carry all the memories of the past. Jonas begins to learn about things that no longer exist in his Community like color and love. The overall message of this book is that nothing is set in stone and you can always make changes if you focus and try. Even if something has been there for a long time does not mean you can't change it. Just like at Baruch, you can always voice your opinion and make a change. You can always start a new club that wasn't there before. I really enjoyed this book mainly because of how strong the message is. My generation can connect to this because the future of the world is in our hands. We are the future workers, doctors, politician and leaders. We can make a change just like Jonas could change the way his Community lives.

Tracy Bloom dreamboardstudios — I regret seeing the movie before I read the book. Every time it talks about Hana Schmitz, my brain immediately conjures up the image of Kate Winslet! Anyway, I like the conciseness of the book. It is bare, without any superfluous descriptions or decorations. This also leaves a lot for the reader to think about. Hana will forever remain a mystery....