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Isabella Sarkis isasarkis — Don't read this if you don't want to be very sad.

Yongsheng Huang yongsheng — WOW! What an incredibly amazing read. Rebecca Skloot’s 10 years of research on Henrietta’s life and the life of her cells, a passion which captured her heart in college; has definitely paid off. And not just for Rebecca. Henrietta’s family will be forever grateful for Rebecca’s hard work and kind generosity. The life of Henrietta Lacks, her family, the story of how her cells were taken without her knowledge, and what was done with them, will invoke feelings of disbelief, anger, laughter, hope, tears of sadness, and tears of joy. The entire Lack family opened up their personal lives to Rebecca, with extreme hesitation, in hopes of getting Henrietta the credit she deserves for the use of her cells. Henrietta’s family lived in poverty, without the healthcare and medications they needed, which only got worse after her death; while her cells were making millions. Understandably causing her family to feel taken advantage of, hurt, and angry. With no laws in affect at the time the cells were taken, at a time when all races were not considered equal, could anything be done to help the family? The story and history of Henrietta Lacks cells, "HeLa", opened up so many different questions regarding scientific research, tissue donation, patient consent, patient privacy and patient rights laws. One being the HIPPA law, the aggravating form you have to complete at the doctor’s office today. It is important to remember, that without tissue donation, scientific research would come to a stand-still. No more vaccines, no more life saving chemo treatments for cancer, no hope of a cure for HIV/AIDS. The list goes on. Therefore the laws have to benefit both sides. Personally, I am all for scientific research. If my body were to contain cells that would make a huge impact in curing a devastating disease, I would gladly donate them. All I ask is that I am made aware of what I am signing, and if my cells are successful, please let me know. It would make me feel AWESOME! Note: the audio version is extremely clear and easy to understand. I would personally recommend listening to the audio while following along with the book due to the medical content within the book.

Hai Fei haifeixie — I love fairy tale retellings and this was original and creative. I mostly liked how well historical details were incorporated and twisted. Not one I'd recommend to others but I enjoyed it.