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Wow!!! This book is truly amazing and life changing! There are many little quizzes through out the book. You must change your thoughts because the devil knows you very well and he will drag you down by all means necessary. God wants us to thank about Him and all his blessings, for his son, Jesus dying for us. I recommend this book for any Christian!

This book is so saddened to read. It is a very good book especially from a richer Southern family. Things during the war weren't great back home for Southerners especially. Their supplies had been cut off, many of them men had been killed, and diseases were going around too. It gives us all a different perspective of the wealthier Southerns back home, that life for them wasn't just a bed of roses.

This book is good so far. It takes me back in time to the Civil War days. It is more saddening when a soldier is injured and then dies in the hospital especially right before Christmas. Christmas is a time for family and friends to gather.

This book is awesome! I remember when I was younger and being involved with horse riding lessons! I always wanted to learn how to barrel race and I wanted to have a cowboy as a boyfriend. This book takes me back to my early years. I love the story plot it is simple but yet very enjoyable. I highly recommend this book.

This book is very good so far. It is pretty straight forward with some insight from the narrator, Bobby Jo. Bobby Jo is a 11th grader who just bought her first horse. I used to have horses so I can somewhat relate to her from getting one. It takes me back to my childhood when I was into horses so much that horses were my life. I also wanted to be a cowgirl and own a farm similar to Bobby Jo and her family.

I can't imagine losing my brother. I admire Holly for trying to return back to normal. Her brother was unjustifiably murdered. Her mother is taking it the hardest in my personal opinion. It is so tragic but her friends are trying to help the best that they can. So sad but her crush, Chad isn't giving up on her or them getting together.

There is a major turning point. Holly is able to meet her "prince charming" It turns out that his name is Chad and has a health problem, he has
Cystic Fibrosis. Then another bomb shell, her brother is killed, he is shot. This book has totally improved and I can't wait to see what happens next.

This book is getting better, the start was slow but things are improving. I can relate to one of the girl's with college coming up in my near future. I can also relate with another character considering college is coming up and I have a boyfriend myself who is not attending college. The program Pink Angles is where the group of friends help and volunteer at during the summer months.

The book is alright so far. I believe it is a bit confusing due to the fact that there are more an more characters who are being added. You don't know the narrator but all the characters appear to be so different. Yet the characters seem to all at least know of each other. I feel their is some significant at the place some of the girls have volunteered at which is at a hospital.

Laurie realizes that popularity is not the most important thing but happiness is what really matters. This is a great message to high school students, you don't need to be the most popular person in school to be satisfied with yourself. We all need just one or a few friends that are there for us no matter what life throws at us.

I love this book, there is simply never a dull second. You get all the main characters, Analise, Laurie, Quin, and Jeremy's point of view on the current situation. I really enjoy how it feels like you can relate personally to each and every one of the characters. Some of the characters are having a jolly old time while others are holding on to hope with everything they have.