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Javi Correa javicorrea — An interesting tale of giant who does not want the neighborhood children to play in his garden while he is away. So he builds a wall about the garden and the children are very sad. Winter and snow comes and it stays and stays and stays...the giant does not understand and is angry that the spring won't come. One day the children find a way to sneak in and suddenly the garden transforms into spring. The giant takes an interest in a little boy who is trying to climb into a tree but is too short to jump/climb into the tree. The tree limbs are too short to reach down to the child. The giant feels awful about how he has treated the children so he helps the child into the tree. All of the children return day after day, year after year. But the small boy, the giant's favorite, never returns. One day the giant sees the little boy and wanders over. The child has holes in his hands and feet but he won't tell the giant where they came from. He does tell the giant that it is time for him to join him in his garden. When the other children return, they find the giant dead and covered in white flowers. Already this book has irritated parents who do not want there children exposed to overt christian messages. Christianity not being in the subject headings is a problem.

Guido Vargas _agrav07 — Charles Bukowski shows his life through use of emotion and the dark life of an LA poet, as well as a rambunctious teenager living with abusive parents and horrible acne. There is also a great amount of profound poetry in this book. The profound poetry is vulgar and violent, but it comes straight from the heart of Charles i.e. Henry Chinaski. When Charles was walking up and down the streets with all of his pus filled bandages, he didn't let anything get to him, he stood up for himself even through all of those weird stares. Or the time Charles had to go and live with his Hell-bent parents for a while, which was a revival of old hate and rude disposition, but he didn't let the crude likes of his Father stop whatever it was he was doing... writing. Charles didn't mind waking up at 8 and going to the bar for a drink with Harry. In this memoir-esque biography, Charles sticks it to the man, discovers women, evolves into a crabby, dirt poor, Los Angeles poet/writer, and meets a new best friend, alcohol. This is one for the ages, and something all those with aspirations to write biographies/memoirs should read.

Preethaa Priyadharshini poppylene — heartbreakingly beautiful

Ludger Seegers ludgerseegers — In AP Lit (senior year of high school), we read just "The Bear" - geeeez I loved that story. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it, and was absolutely enthralled with discussing, analyzing and writing about it. Perhaps one of my best reading experiences to date....Thanks Mr. Sampselle!!!

Ana Vs anavsana — Having grown up about an hour from DesMoines around the same time period, I could really relate to his memories. Great fun to read.