What Hearts

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Summary: Wonderful Book
Review: This book... is simply amazing. Asa, the main character, is a intelligent little boy faced with important and daunting changes in his life, starting the last day of first grade, and carrying on until he's in 7th. Asa's plight is described in such a way as to make you connect with him.
"What Hearts" is, while not quite 'dark', definitly poignant. It is the type of book you cannot put down and that you re-read often.

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Summary: Great Book for all ages
Review: This was a very good piece of writing. Bruce Brookse definatly knows what he's talking about in this book. He does an excellent job of showing Asa`s emotions toward his mother and his father getting divorced, and when his mother starts re-dating.

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Summary: Stop pretending you care!
Review: What hearts is a well thought out book it has a lot to do with being neglected by his mom and step father. I thought this book was depressing. I am a happy person who enjoys smiles all the time. I get mad at myself when my friends get mad at me because i know i would never want someone to be hurt by something I have done. I felt that 'WHAT HEARTS" isn't a good book for you too read if you are looking for romance, love, friendship, but its a good book if you want too see what others go through who at times are not as loved as much by parents because they don't care as much as they need to for their child, they only care about themselves.