Rated of 5
by Anonymous
what an amazing, gripping work. everyone should read. each character is so detailed and skillfully drawn. Ther's just enough visual description, without detracting from the story or slowing it. I'm looking forward to McBrides next book.
Rated of 5
by vivian jones
simply superb!
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by kony
Jams McBride knew his mother was different. But he asked about it, she'd simply say, 'I'm light-skinned. Later he wondere if he was different, too , and asked his mother if he was black or white. "knon of you'r besnes ". The color of water is a wonder ful book that will touch the reader . The book shows tha color and race aren't what really matter in a person.
Rated of 5
by Julia Calenda
James Mc Bride's, Miracle at St Anna is so compelling and moving it is hard to know if you should be marvelling at his emotive words or weeping at the empathy and raw emotion that jumps from each and every page.
To begin this book, is to begin a journey a journey of sole searching and truth, a journey of faith and trust.
The novel transports the reader to a time incomprehensible, to a time where faith and trust teetered on the edge but survived never the less.
The first biography of Clarence Birdseye, the eccentric genius inventor whose fast-freezing process revolutionized the food industry and American agriculture.
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