Daughter of the Forest

[moneymike]

So, I realize that I write in this more about the books I read than whats actually going on in my life, but trust me when I say, nothing exciting is going on. I just finished reading Daughter of the Forest by Juliet Marillier. Overall I thought it was a very good book. Here's what the back reads:

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[kelbel923]

Guess who's back once again, and loving your entry? Yup, it's the hunchback. LOL. I had no idea that you loved reading so much and gave so much thought to it. I love reading as well. I will be interested to check out your entries if you continue to give good feedback from the books that you read. I haven't read anything extremely good lately. I read a book recently by the author of "In Her Shoes," that new movie with Cameron Diaz, but considering that I can't completely remember the name, it wasn't that great of a read. Good, but not great. So anyway, keep posting about books and I will be sure and check in to see if there are any that interest me. :)

[outrageouscrazy]

I fell to my knees, scrabbling wildly in the soil in a vain effort to save something, anything; but I could not cry. This went beyond tears, beyond thought. In my heart, I gave a great wordless scream of anguish. I did not call my brothers aloud, but two of them heard me. Finbar was there first, putting his arms around me, stroking my hair swearing under his breath. A moment later, there was Conor, striding up the path with a face like thunder.

I knew there was a reason I just concentrated on WoT instead of re-reading this book. Just that quote and I'm ready to bawl my eyes out all over again. *waves hand at her eyes so she doesn't cry off her make-up*