As with every novel written by Riley Sager, I convinced myself that I knew what was happening, yet every twist and turn kept me on my toes for a truly magnificent journey.

Book featuring food from another culture.

It was awesome

I liked this book because when he would sneeze, it looked like he would do a big sneeze but then he just does a little sneeze. I liked the end because Piggy gets a cold too. I also like it because when the doctor says Gerald has a cold, Gerald says, "Piggy, great news! I have a cold!"

Just as it appears that our protagonist and her would be devour-er reach an understanding the situation is further complicated by the revelation that one of their classmates is a protective deity determined to protect out of guilt for letting the tragedy that took her whole family. The whole affair is presented gothic soap opera reminiscent of Dark Shadows. While you never forget that the story is set in japan; it has a real sense of place, and the mythology is ever present, but it could easily be adapted to be set anywhere coastal with a rich folklore to draw from. The translation seems clean and efficient and the delicate lifework of the art is beautiful , even when the subject mater is horrific.

A great historical fiction adventure based on a local author's family history.

Excellent read. A story of friendship and how it all begins and why the friends stick together. The friends are sad, fun and clever. They are making it through life under harsh challenges, with strength derived from each other. You support the friends, even when they are getting into trouble because the author draws you into understanding their feelings. I recommend it for everyone to read.

amazing book full of friendship, trust, magic, and much more

Heartwarming and funny, A Song Called Home will take you into the life of Lou, as she goes on a journey of self discovery.

Scary stuff. Hard to believe such ignorance and hate continues to breed.