Kas Andr Andr itibaren Masuda, Bihar 805130, Hindistan
A moving, heartlifting account of how an Ethiopian woman handles AIDS, orphans and adoption.
Trying to learn about the legends of Oregon
I loved this book! Saramago has a way of tapping right into the human condition and making a very insightful commentary on the state of the world and our relationship to each other. Not your typical novel/fiction. Highly enjoyable read. I feel ready to read it again.
First let me just say that five stars is NOT ENOUGH...this book was out of this world. I have not been so into a book, so completely consumed by it in such a long time that this was seriously refreshing. It was hardcore, edgy, ad even a little bit crazy at some points but at others it was sweet, romantic even, and extremely sad, sad to the point where tears prick at the corners of your eyes because even when it's at it's saddest the main character Tris finds a way to keep going. There was just something about this book that touched my heart a little bit. It may have been the AWESOME action or the touching romance between Tris and Four (which come on, was painfully obvious), or it may have just been the story all together. This book was fast-paced and left you on the edge of your seat from the very beginning, trying to prepare yourself for whatever happens next since you were never entirely sure. I absolutely LOVED this book, and I am desperate to read the next one!! If it is even HALF as good as this one it will still be one of the most thrilling series I have read in YEARS. I know that this book is a dystopian trilogy but I have not been THIS excited (and angry about the distant release date) since I read the Vampire academy series. That is one of the other few series that could get your heart racing just by expecting the next book, which is why it can be compared (if only in greatness) to Divergent. I cannot WAIT until I get to read the next book, since I am pretty darn DESPERATE to read what happens next!!!!!