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I feel a little weird writing a critical review about this book. It was strongly recommended to me by several people who said it was “a great story” so I was expecting something that would truly captivate me and pull me in. For me, it simply fell short.

I think that a tremendous amount of time and effort went into the research involved for this book and that should not go unnoticed. If you’re looking for a book that clearly depicts the Great Depression and/or circus life during that time period – by all means you should pick up the book. I do not know a tremendous amount about that time period to tell you if it was fully accurate, but I feel that it did give me a pretty good picture of what circus life would be like in that era. The photographs installed at the beginning of each chapter also did a great job connecting the story with the reality of traveling circuses of the time. The language probably could have corresponded a bit more, but in terms of the spirit and energy of the book versus the time period in which it takes place, I think it was pretty spot on.

However, I really had trouble connecting with the characters. They simply did not seem like well-rounded, real people to me. I understand that the characters should be eccentric considering they are individuals traveling with a circus, but not to the point where they should seem artificial. Their emotional reactions to various tumultuous situations seemed unrealistic – based on having experienced similar situations in my life. The psychological repercussions would have been huge for a lot of the major conflicts that occur in the book – especially during the time of the Great Depression – but I did not feel the degree of inner struggle within the characters was well represented throughout the story. The characters would get sad or angry, but they seemed to sedate their feelings pretty darn quick.

The depiction of the main character in his old age, however, seemed more realistic to me. I thought the scenes
SOL COMPUTER 65W AC

I was i bit worried to trust my expensive laptop to a non-OEM charger, but i have had this for several weeks and it works perfectly. I am glad I didn’t spend twice as much just to get the Apple branded one. I will be ordering 2 more (I like to move my laptop around to various places in the house and dislike the hassle of dragging the charger around).
PRO SERIES Equivalent AC

This is an awesome scale. It was so simple to set up since you just have to put in the batteries. It’s so sturdy, you just step on it and in a few seconds your weight appears and it stays for a few seconds after you step off. I bought this scale as a replacement for an older digital scale and what an improvement it is. I could never get a consistent weight on my old scale which makes it very frustrating when you are trying to lose weight. I did have to get used to waiting a little longer for my weight to appear. At first I thought it was broken because the display stayed on 0.0 lbs, but I tried again and stood on it for about 5 seconds and it worked.

Normally I would have never thought of giving a scale as a gift to someone as it could be taken as an insult, but I am planning to buy another one for my mom to replace her 30 year old traditional scale. I think she’ll love it.
65w AC Adapter for

I purchased this and the Omron 720. I love them both. I gave this one to my mother. They work very very well. You can use it just by placeing it in your pocket, which is great if you are a bigger person because the clip on kind fall off or don’t work due to the excess skin/fat. I love this product and Highly reccomend it. It is worth the extra price and has already been very motiviating to me to walk more every day!!! My family has started a contest for walking to imagined destinations and this works great!
Replacement AC Adapter Battery | ecmhcd