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Ania Lipińska annalipinska — It took me awhile to get in to this book, but I did like it.

烟灰 墨 weedoo — A very girly book, but wow, it was filled with profound truths. It was a memorable read for my wonderful small group.

Philip Welding philipwelding — Book two of "The Sarantine Mosaic." As stated elsewhere, this is at the top of my favorite Kay book list with "Lions..." In this series, Kay mixes the art of mosaic into his writing. His description of the artists feelings toward their art will bring you to tears. Beautifully written. The last 15-20 pages of the second book make me cry everytime I read them. Some of the most wonderful, amazing, touching, beautiful writing I've read.

Pedro Marugan pedromarugan — This is the third and final book of a lesser-known series by the author of Anne of Green Gables. The Anne books are more popular, but the Emily books are deeper and darker, and some of my favorite young adult literature. Like Anne, Emily is an orphan, and goes to live with conservative relations. The three books chart her coming of age, her college years and her professional endeavors, and are excellently written. Emily is a character of ups and downs -- people who dismiss L.M. Montgomery as a flowery girl's writer have never read the Emily books (or are idiots). When she finally achieves hard-won and often bittersweet success (in life, in work, in love), you are soaring with her. Montgomery's work is constantly under-estimated, and the way the books are marketed doesn't help (the flowery script, the swoony illustrations). There are many layers at work in her stories, and some pioneering feminist concepts tucked in between the deep appreciation of nature, the commentary on the stuffy contemporary society of her day, and the delightful, well-drawn characters.

David Powell davidpowell — You'll find that you go back to this book...over and over.

Kampret Jampez kampret8518ba6 — We see another adventure full of humor and magic. The pacing seems familiar but it is still a fun trip.

Justin Justin _pachhe — This is a cute story, a bit like Julie and Julia light. It was a quick read and for the most part the characters were likeable if a bit misundersood at times. This is the first free e-book I've read where I actually cared about the characers and wanted to see where the story went. Some of the plot could have been fleshed out and rethougth a little, but it's still a good story. The inclusion of actual recipies would have been a nice touch.