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I Cremers icremers — 2.5 actually because some things are left unsaid, like why Dee hates Julian so much.

Nayelli Gonzalez _ayegzz — Alot of her books have to do with the underground railroad and slavery. But most of the books are written from the white perspective. This book surprised me as it was really a slave's story- after she had escaped and then was then recaptured. I think the first part of this story-where she escapes- is in the Sugar Camp quilt book, but I can't remember. Althought slavery is not a fun subject I really enjoyed the characters and the history in the story.

Morante Tyurina _orante_yurina — It's amazing the way you'll find yourself identifying with the most bizarre things. Huxley hurls us into a world so foreign and primitive that initially one can't help but chuckle at the practices we're witness to. But by immersing us in the culture so completely our affiliation with it grows to a point where, when the Europeans appear, their customs (our own for the most part) are the ones that seem ludicrous and counter to logic. You'll be surprised at how stupid and cruel money will seem after reading this book. If for no other reason check it out because of the glimpse it offers of a dying world and the revealing look at our own culture's arrogance towards practices it doesn't even try to understand.