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Cira Escuela ciraescuelcf79 — Only read the story by Laurell K. Hamilton "The Girl Who Was Infatuated with Death". It was free for me as I read it in the bookstore when I worked there. This was years ago, so I can't really remember everything that happened For some reason I really think Jean Claude and Anita deserve each other,so I love it when she has to suck it up and see him (because she can be a whiner and it gets annoying -stars). Especially this early on in the series when she is still trying to avoid him (if I remember correctly, it's been a while). I saw someone else's reviews mention the clothes that Jean Claude wears and had a good laugh, because I never like what Jean Claude wears. He dresses too pretty for my taste. It was short and not a lot to it, but I still like Anita's world (it's my guilty pleasure *snickers*) even if I'm not 100% on the men or Anita's sex life. I do need to go back and find this one to read the the Charlaine Harris story so it may get a re-rating one of these days. ;)

Adrienne Fanning _die_anning — I’ve read a lot about the Holocaust over the years, and I have to say upfront that this isn’t the best book about that terrible time. But it does weave a story about an incident in the Holocaust that I had never before heard of: the Velodrome d’Hiver Roundup, which resulted in the murders of thousands of French children who just happened to be Jewish, with the full co-operation and involvement of the French government. The book is very sad, obviously, but it’s also an easy read. I started it around 10 or so one night and finished about 2 a.m. The book’s ending is more than a tad weak, but the story itself is compelling and the book is fairly well written. Anyone who is interested in the Holocaust is likely to be taken with this book.

Niklas Grieger _iklas_rieger — Love the e.e. cummings poem. Love this book. Love the sisters and how we all have a little bit of each of them in us.