Butterfly Revolution

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Summary: Powerful Powerful Powerful
Review: I first read this book when I was 10 or 11 years old. I have always been an avid reader. I found the book in the school library (I lived on Vancouver Island) and was completely engrossed and disturbed by the book. Five years ago, about 15 years after my first reading, I found the book at a flea market. I remembered it from before and bought it for something like 25 cents. Again I was completely engrossed and disturbed. Of course I understood the message more and could handle the intense subject matter better, but the book still had a lasting effect on me. Good literature entertains, great literature moves people..."The Butterfly Revolution" is a mover!

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Summary: most related
Review: This book is the most related book to me that I have ever read.
I can relate to Egriss the most because he is nice and peacefull. For all of you who read this book "YOU WILL BE RIVITED" If you want to reply to me email me at [e-mail]

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Summary: High Pines
Review: With all the hoopla around "Lord of the Flies" and "Animal Farm" that is presented to children, why not get them started with this younger generation book. A younger rendeition of the aforementioned classics, this is a riveting, fast-packed read.
At the camp of High Pines, a revolution starts by the 'leader' of campers, in hopes of forever change. However, General Frank, the benevolent, fearless leader turns into something far from a utilitarian dictator. The characters are real and will relate well with the younger crowd.
A quick read that is wroth many reads and that will be enjoyed by young and old a like. I think that if you like Harry Potter and his adventures, you will also enjoy Frank and his camping adventure.