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Dhita Rochadi dhitaro — Couldn't get into it....too much of his own opinion hard to follow

Muhammad Rafi muhraffi — This story of a group of very different, but strong women, and how each of their lives is changed at the beginning of the civil rights movement in Mississippi was stunning. It immediately drew me in and I could so clearly envision each of the characters as I read this story that was both funny and heart-wrenching. When I am nearing the end of a book that I really like I tend to slow down my reading because I don't want the story to end quite yet. I found myself reading at a snail's pace toward the end of this one. I knew I would miss Abilene and Minny and all of the other characters. I wanted it to go on, so that I could see what would happen in each of their lives after all of the pivotal moments had been resolved. When it's truly sad to see a book end, that must be the sign of a GOOD book! I'm so glad Kathryn Stockett wrote this amazing, important story and that I took a chance and read it.

Peter Hvid producemedia — A very thought provoking look at the American medical system, Hmong culture, questions of parental rights, issues of immigration and assimilation. Heart-breaking in how more cross-cultural understanding could of avoided major grief to a child's health and her and her family's happiness. Heartbreaking in how some illnesses are just not fully understood or always curable. A testament, however, to the endurance of the human spirit and the unbreakable bonds of a loving family.