This was the second book that I had read by Anita Diamant, the first one being The Red Tent, which I read twice, and loved twice.
This is a beautiful work with stories of the residents of "Dogtown" intertwining. Diamant does a really great job of making you want to cheer on her characters. Even the "bad guys" are somewhat understandable.
I checked this one out from the Champaign Public Library, which is just down the street from me (as is, well, everything here). It's a really nice library- very modern, and they have a ton of reading programs for young and old alike. Then again, I like all libraries. Go figure!
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