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Bảo Chi papazzii — Another good book in the series. 2nd-3rd grade boys like it because the main character is a boy. Girls would also enjoy it if they like mysteries and/or animals.

Sara Ashraf _ara12 — I first read this book in high school, and although I remember liking it, I don't think I was paying very much attention because I seriously thought the book was just about a bunch of Japanese hookers. But I reread it a few weeks ago, and I loved the story. Memoirs is about the life of this peasanth girl, Sayuri, in pre and post-WW2 Japan who is sold into life as an apprentive Geisha, and then ultimately, an actual Geisha. The novel is full of these really great, vivid details of a variety of characters: gorgeous but evil rivals, the heinous older ladies who run the Geisha houses and practically enslave these girls, and the Geishas' patrons. Readers discover the world of the Geisha through the eyes of Sayuri, as she struggles to find her place in this society and at the same time, follow her heart (very cliche, I know, but I don't want to give away the story!). So the Geisha are women in Japan who are trained in the arts - playing music, dancing, acting, performing tea ceremonies, etc. They make their living entertaining wealthy Japanese men (business men, doctors, political figures), usually in large groups, in tea houses. In pretty rare cases, some of the most popular Geisha undergo a binding ceremony where the geisha is hooked up for life with a Dannah- a very wealthy man who supports her and takes care of her, in exchange for intimacy with her. There are some pretty disgusting scenarios in the book where they just come off like highly-paid prostitutes, but for the most part, the girls in the book are very colorful, strong-willed, and interesting. It's just a very fascinating look into old Japanese culture.

Corianne Teague _orianne_eague — Interesting book. It's a collection of articles written during the times of various financial panics and then articles written after the panic to explain what caused it, etc. The articles were much more easy-to-understand than I thought they would be and gave a great account of what it felt like to live through those times. I recommend this book, particularly for people who did not pay attention to and/or do not understand the crash of 1987, the asian crisis, etc.

Liz Jablonski _iz_ablonski — Appealingly old-fashioned. A nice riff on A Secret Garden.