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Rémi Pillon groupe_chevalley — This is one of my all-time favorite books. I've read it at least four times and have enjoyed it more with every read. This book causes one to question what it is to be American--what are our principles and how do we stand by them or abandon them during times of international uncertainty. In Doctorow's fictionalized version of the Rosenberg case, he clearly takes the liberal side of things and implies that the Rosebergs (here, Isaacsons) weren't actually guilty of anything, but instead used as scapegoats--a couple that Americans could point to as what is wrong with Communism. Doctorow tells the story from both third and first person perspectives and with a complex stylistic structure that includes narrative, lists, annotated fictional letters, fictionalized encyclopedic passages, fictionalized dictionary entries, etc. What is most striking, beyond the politics, beyond Doctorow's structure, is the protagonist. This is a story about Daniel, a young man trying to make sense of his life and the world in which he lives. This heart-breakingly well written and in my opinion, Doctorow's best work.

Neslihan ülger neslihanulger2b87 — I found this book very moving. It is about a girl who some how has a small perfect life, she is a kind sweet loving preety 16 year old old but somthing happens to her. But i will not tell you because you are going to have to fing out your self. I felt very emotinal about this story but in some ways happy. and it made me love the stoys of faireis. i would recomend this book to 13-17 years of age i have chose this recomendation because there are somw vilont wprd and un suttible bitts in the story. but other then that it a great book:) happy reading girls:)

Sharon Liu sharoncafa — Warning: saccharin may cause cancer.