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Daniel Loor danielloordefranc — Craptacular...

Karat Karat karat777w6a438 — Great book. Good read if you like historical fiction.

Tatyana Polyakova _atty — 2015 Review: Still LOVE this one! 2012 Review: This has to be my 20 or 25th rereading of this book. This was always one of my favorite of Janette Oke’s books, perhaps because it is so dark. Is this a deeply insightful work exploring the scars of abuse on a young psyche? Not really. Is it a historically dense exploration of women on the frontier? Not in the least. Do I love it to little bits for being a heartfelt and moving if simple story of love, life, and finding your place in the world? Absolutely! Damaris grows up in home terrorized by her father’s alcoholic binges. One day her mother gives her a few precious possessions she’s kept hidden, a little cash she’s secreted away, and all but tells her daughter to go and find a life for herself. I love Damaris’ emotional journey as she finds a place for herself among the townsfolk of a small western town and slowly begins to see that all families were not like hers and all men are not like her father. I love the romance element of this book partly because there is so little overt romance. (view spoiler)

Yoosun Hwang yoosun_hwang — Buford dons a Man-U jersey, downs several pints of lager, opens a sewer grate in his own mind, and jumps in. The result is a frightening inside view of the disaffection, small-minded jingoism, and senseless mass violence in which we male primates too often find solidarity.

Thays Thy thaysthy177f — interesting and true tale of an afgani bookseller. gives one a glimpse into afgani family life, and the plight of afgani woman from the perspective of a western woman

Nadim Hussain nh12 — This book really does justice to the awe inspiring diversity caused by evolution, and does a great job debunking common fallacies and illogic aimed at evolutionary science. A really great read!