Eden’s Comments (group member since Sep 12, 2011)

Eden’s comments from the Unknown Books? - Let's Read Them Club! group.

This was a short book, but has a really fun story. I enjoyed it quite a lot when I read it.

I'm currently reading Goody Hall by Natalie Babbitt.

I love this book. It's one of my favorites. It has a good story and it's a book that kept me reading because I couldn't wait to find out what happened next.

I bought a copy of this recently. It's a good book. Suspenseful. I think it is great Joseph Bruchac makes stories from Native American legends.

This is a good book. One of my favorites. Recently I found a copy and bought it. The book is actually out of print. It is about the murder of Nelson Rehmeyer, who was a Pow-wow Doctor. Pow-wow is an old Pennsylvania Dutch religion and magic.

Land of Dreams by Joan Lowery Nixon.

The Bones of Fred McFee Eve Bunting
Cherokee Summer Diane Hoyt-Goldsmith
Earwig and the Witch by Diana Wynne Jones
Heroes for My Daughter by Brad Meltzer
Destiny, Rewritten by Kathryn Fitzmaurice
The Restless Dead: More Strange Real-Life Mysteries by Jim Razzi
The Song of the Banded Tree Snail and Other Tales of Space Travel - stories and poems by J.E. Glaze
Saint Kateri Tekakwitha: Faith Moments by Anne E. Neuberger

What makes the book even better is that it is a true story. I think you would like it.

Ronyell wrote: "Eden wrote: "This is one of my favorite books of poetry."

Oh, it's poetry? That sounds fantastic! I really have to pick this book up!"

Yep, it's poetry and I think it is a very good poetry book. I think the author has some other books of poetry, but I haven't read them as my library doesn't have them.

I thought this book was great. I think it is an inspiring and is encouraging to people who are looking for their family, learning about their heritage and trying to find out who they are.

This is one of my favorite books of poetry.

I love this book. This is the first book I ever read by Joan Lowery Nixon and it is one of my favorites. I first read it in 2010 and I've since read a number of books by this author.

This is a very good book.

The state of Pennsylvania refuses to acknowledge that there are even any Indians living in Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania has no reservations, or any recognized tribes. Sadly, even some other Natives think all the Indians in PA are just white people playing Indian. But this book shows there is a Native population in Pennsylvania, whether people believe it or not. The book is really informative and it is a book I highly recommend.

Angels in the Snow is his only book so far. It was released in 2001, I believe.

It was published by a self-publishing company and wasn't edited professionally. Harry did the editing himself, so there are mistakes, but overall, I think the story will make people over look the lack of editing.

So, having read his only book, I can say is is very touching and there is a lot of emotion in it. Harry is a very good writer, he definitely knows how to write a story along with characters that someone can relate to.

Ray is the main character in the book and I won't spoil anything, but he really goes through a lot and you definitely feel his pain.

It's kind of hard to explain what his book is like, but if you like a very good story, I think you will enjoy it.

This book is by my neighbor and I think it is quite good, a very touching story.

I finished the book. I think it is a good story about a family who had to hide what they really were. I think Joseph Bruchac done a great job, even adding some of his own experiences in the book though it was fictional.

I got the book from the library and I've just started reading it.

I'm going to be reading this book, but I have to wait for the library to get it in for me. I can't wait to read it.

Nightmares is such a great poetry book. It's one of my favorites by Jack Prelutsky.

Ronyell wrote: "Eden wrote: "I'm reading The Arrow Over the Door by Joseph Bruchac."

That's great! How is it so far?"

It was really good. I'd definitely recommend it. It's history fictional and it is about the Easton Meeting, which I had never heard of before and it seems to be an almost forgotten event in history.