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Ae Moldova aemoldova29163 — I bought this book because it's goooooooorgeous. Really, really, gorgeous but I'll be selling it back soon because it's also devistating. Really, really devistating. And I don't mean to suggest that that's a bad thing, being devistated by a book, but it's just not something I'll want to re-visit. My brain gets a little cross-eyed when I try and find a compartment for Ware to fit into. His illustrations floor me everytime, his stories punch me in the stomach everytime. And the fact that he can do that in so few pages, with so few words is AMAZING!!! love love love his stuff.

Helene Wyart _e_a_ — Wonderful stories from the Pacific Northwest. A must for anyone who likes native myths.

Natalia Nat natha_lie — I thoroughly enjoyed this book about the evolution of the health care system and its responsibility to patients.

Diogo Barrozo diogobarro36ad — I simply can't express to you how much I loved this book! I loved Emily's character. She worked so hard her entire life and always seemed to be let down by those she loved. She didn't let that do her in though. She persevered and came out on top! I especially appreciated how the author didn't have accomplish her goals without some difficulty. She was in denial, she was depressed, she baked, she ate a lot, she did what a lot of women do in times of stress--she shut down a bit. But, she was able to rise above it. I adored her resiliency! Sandy, Sandy, Sandy. Where can I possibly start? He was such an incredibly selfish, ass of a man! What poetic justice that he actually had to live life as a dog to learn to be a good man. I really, really disliked his character. At least until the last few chapters. He had me in tears there at the end and I found myself changing my mind about him. I loved the story, it made me smile, laugh, worry, cry--all of the elements I consider a requirement when defining a good book. The actual premise of the story was wonderfully unique and original. I was able to really connect with the characters. So much so, that I was sad when I turned the last page and finished the book....