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Dmitry Schavlik fogy — Poem: Marian Anderson

Jayne Bayquen jaynekarol — This book was so amazing. I was inspired to read it when I read Love on the Lifts. I never wanted to put it down because I kept wanting to see what would happen next. I was surprised at the end and didn't think that would be a part of the book. I guess you could say that it wasn't completely predictable. :)

Rafael Valoto rafaelvaloto — Tremendously interesting history book for people with ADD and butterfly minds. It's as if someone had taken an encyclopedia and very cleverly joined all the entries so it looked like a proper book. Oh, it was a proper book! Well then, very clever.

Maria Gasan mariagasan — I love this small town setting to bits and I'm going to continue reading the series for this alone The romance on the other hand while sweet, dragged for me, and all the conflicts-that-really-weren't didn't thrill either. Also the heroine never really choose the Jack. He was willing to bend over backwards no matter how far or for how long, and she never evolved to the point were she could openly accept and return his love. Yup, they end up together... but only out of circumstance; and cheesy lets tie this up in a bow circumstance at that. My three other gripes are: 1) The POV of a young male character (and I mean YOUNG, he's 16). I get that this is to build interest for when they ( he and his FOURTEEN yr old gf) get their own story down the road. But Jack's passing notice would've have by far done the trick. I could care less about their kiddie drama, and was seriously squicked out by their sex scene = / (Yes that's right a 14 and 16 yr old had a graphic sex scene. Say it with me now...Ewwww!). 2) The outdated or out of character slang. Jack often refers to Mel's 'fanny' mentally. WTH, who over 5 and under 80 refers to a butt that way. And Mel (a fashionista from L.A.) after a mere few months, all of a sudden starts casually saying 'Boy Howdy!'...repeatedly? Puh lease, gimme a break. lol 3) Also for a book about a nurse that specializes in womens' health; Mel's personal logic about safe sex is down right retarded.

Altana Buffon ykharisma78ed2 — I really am not sure what all the hype, the likes and dislikes for this book are. I read this once before, I think when I was in high school and couldn't remember most of it. Not that memorable. It was okay, but nothing to get excited about for me. Oh, well!

Aline Reis ahrte — You DO need to read this book, Tracy. I loved it. Really loved it. Gave it four stars because it's hard for me to read stuff that is in that style of story telling, but that's all me. That barren star is a representative of me... not the dear ole folks of Winesburg, Ohio. (I've a feeling I could change my mind about this next time I read it.) And it's short stories! Holy hell! We should read one a week... starting this week (I need to find another copy) and -no wait!!- we need to read these aloud. This week I'm coming over, or you are coming over (you are all invited!) and we are going to read one story from Winesburg, Ohio. Then, next week we will do the same. What a lovely summer tradition!