What readers think of The Color of Water, plus links to write your own review.

The Color of Water

by James McBride

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There are currently 99 reader reviews for The Color of Water

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NHL (09/03/03)

THIS IS A REALLY GOOD BOOK. I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO FIND ANYONE THAT DID NOT LIKE AT LEAST ONE THING ABOUT THIS BOOK. I WAS INTERESTED AND LIKED HOW HE TIED THE TWO BOOKS TOGETHER.

Yanelle (08/24/03)

This is such a wonderful book! I loved it, and although it can get a little slow, the book moves along pretty well. If you are thinking about reading it, I definately say you should.

Kerstin fenton (08/21/03)

Five thumbs up! An amazing book, that brings you inside their story, and all the obstacles they faced, it makes you really be thankful for what you have.

Mr. Piazza (05/29/03)

Adam dosent really understand this book, it truly is a "triumph".

mimi (05/11/03)

beautiful book!

Tina (05/09/03)

A quick read, and an amazing story.

adam (05/06/03)

because it was a stupid book...i do not recamend it

Julie (04/27/03)

I loved this book, truely inspirational! A must read for everyone

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