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Xian Jin 84424538824e0 — Sarah Prine is a new hero of mine. What a wonderful story full of people well worth knowing. This book is a treasure and one that I will always keep on my bookshelf.

Arnaud Simon-laforest simonlaforest — I've been reading and playing around with this book for the last month and I really love it. The tone is totally accessible for those interested in gardening, raising grains, or animal husbandry. The author shows how to make the most of small spaces from 1/10 acre up to 1/2 acre. I used her raised bed diagrams to plan my own and suggestions about what things to plant next to each other. I'm thinking about getting a couple of chickens on my city property and she has great advice about that too. This is the perfect how-to guide for beginners.

Cass Smallpaws _ass_ — The pictures in this book are so colorful and cheerful. I loved how each color is represented by a different flower/plant of that color. It made be feel very happy when I read it. Great way to teach about colors as well as types of flowers/plants. It'd be fun to read outdoors during a spring day and to take a little trip to a greenhouse or just a park looking for some of the plants mentioned in the book.

Olivia Grimwood livgrimwood — You don't have to love the stories, folklore, and superstitions of the "old country" as I do, thanks to by beloved Busha to thoroughly enjoy this novel that takes place in some unnamed Balkan country that has been ravaged by war. Bosnia, perhaps? Young doctor Natalia is grieving the death of her beloved grandfather & sets out to discover the secrets of his past based on the stories he has told her. The "deathless man"? The "tiger's wife"? Read and enjoy. My grandmother would love this one if she could ever read anything other than the "National Enquirer". Yes, that was how she learned to read English. God bless her.

Riad Machmour lol_ahmed0153 — A great look in to the complexities of cross-cultural medicine; the book looks at the medical care and treatment of an autistic Hmong child and the problems inherent in trying to treat a child whose family has an entirely different grasp on and explanation of the child's "sickness". This book made me want to become a doctor, if for no other reason than to confront our health care system's blatant ineptitude in dealing with cross-cultural medical care. Anne Fadiman does a great job presenting all sides of this story.