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Saier China _vn_aier — I read this book in my senior year high school English class and I remember really liking it. I saw the movie when it came out, too - also good.

Greg Stroube gregstroube — One of my favs. Love the book and the movie. That is a rare occurence!

Imen Soltani _men_oltani — Incredible book. Slightly traumatizing, but really good. After finishing this, I found myself thinking about it a lot in the next few days - I guess it really made an impression on me.

Nguyen Hanh nguyen14 — Scrolling through my shelves, I realized I never posted a review for this book after I read it. Maybe it's because I've been rereading parts of this lately, but I felt this tug to write something, perhaps anything, to articulate why I still feel a connection to this story so long after reading it for the first time. Margo's odyssey down the Stark River feels simultaneously mythical and all too real. Perhaps because lately heroines seem to only exist in futuristic or dystopian landscapes, Margo's tale of survival in spite of rural Michigan's natural and human dangers feels all the more triumphant. Campbell's writing echoes the river in her story, providing strong undercurrents that pull you along without you even realizing where you're going until you're already there. All of her work (including her excellent short story collection American Salvage) depicts rural America so vividly that even I, a complete city girl, can feel a connection and empathy with those that live there, their traditions, and their way of life. This is one of those books that stays with you.