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Rachelle Tan rachelletan — Wolverine's past is finally revealed and explored as Wolverine grows up in Canada. Jenkins was kind of in win-lose situation with this story. The secret past of Wolverine/Logan was unwritten for thirty years, and readers were expecting big things. The expectations were something that no one could deliver on. Jenkins tried to make this a big feeling story, but it feels rushed at points and drawn out in other parts. The art is strange in that sometimes it is very good with a storybook type feel, but other times, it appears strangely morphed and over inked.

Cooper Swenson cooperswen2492 — Ed here is the king of the expansive historical novel. This one, which I read first, is the story of Salisbury Plain in England from the Ice Age to Stonehenge to the Middle Ages, to modern day. This book, like all of his, trace history through four or five families that share characteristics through time - interesting, easy way to read history.

Patricia Bernal patriciabernalcortes — I liked this book, it was a nice read. I really liked that the author took the time to give us intricate samples of each of these women's lives and let us learn to like them, feel for them, and get to know them all at the same time. I enjoyed watching them grow as characters and overall it was just a sweet and sometimes very sad book. I don't know if I will ever be fortunate enough to ever have a group of girl friends like this.

Susana Salinas susanasalinasm — A very embarrassing book to listen to in public, I kept laughing out loud.

William Chen williamtwcbb9d — This one actually made me LOL, for real, and it's been a long time since a picture book has surprised me. Love the retro illustrations, story structure, and twist.