Thorndike Core: The Red Thread (Hardcover)

from kaulsu

It was a good book....not the best, but it kept my attention and was a fast read. A bit of a tear-jerker at the end. Maya Lange was holding her daughter after a bath and the baby rather jumped out of her arms and died from the trauma of the fall. Maya couldn't live with the guilt and subsequently...

from bookaholicmom

At first I found the book a bit hard to follow. There are so many characters introduced in a short period of time. After I got used to the rhythm of the story I was able to follow along without any troubles. The story is about 6 couples who are seeking adoption from The Red Thread Adoption Agency...

from tjsjohanna

The intertwining of stories was interesting, but I never felt like I got to see more than the surface of the different characters. Additionally, they felt stereotypical - the stepmom who doesn't get along with the stepchild and wants to build her own family with her husband, the high powered busi...

from janiereader

After reading this book I thought to myself that it was OK, but actually I think it was better than that. After all, I did read the whole book in one day. Though not prize winning fiction, I found the story fast paced and satisfying, this book looks into the lives of many different women and thei...

from oldblack

This is a rather romantic story of American adoptions of "unwanted" Chinese baby girls. It's romantic in the sense that it has the overall message that the adoption of a Chinese baby by an American is such a wonderful thing that it rights the wrongs of the Chinese political/cultural evil that see...