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Ekaterina Koliaskina katiekatherine888 — It was either an unkind two stars or a kind three. I liked the kid who continued to ominously demand ice cream until he threw up. Otherwise, meh. Perhaps it's too good a book to be dissed this way, but there was a curious lack of feeling for a book told by someone supposedly full of love and hate, the plot was contrived, and I find I have no tolerance for religious anguish whatever. Oh, and I hate the style. I know Greene isn't always like this, but here we have God and affairs told in a style of safe contemporary realism that trudges from dead convention to dead convention, animating no new life? Maybe I thought that through graduating I'd avoid this. Also, c'mon, this is not how a woman writes in her diary.

Katie Ramirez _atie_amirez — This book got under my skin more than the first one did. I was even having dreams about it! I walked away feeling a bit unsatisfied with how some things were wrapped up, but I'm hoping this will all be cleared up in the third book.

Chrischenkov Redtof chrischenkov — What an impact 90 pages can carry! Spare, stripped, and sterile prose leaving the reader to use his/her own intellect and imagination to fill in what this Japanese family experienced in the internment camps. Great book for students to read....will lead them to do more questioning, more research, more reading on the subject.