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Pierr French pierr_french — Wonderstruck was, as expected, fabulous. I don't think anyone expected any less from this book, and maybe that's why I didn't feel quite as blown away by it as I did by Hugo Cabret. Like I said, it's just as good, maybe even better in the way the story is constructed, I just wasn't surprised by that. The art is amazing. The storyline is great. The reader can kind of make out the inevitable connection that you know will come at the end without it being too obvious. The one thing that really makes Wonderstruck stand out from Hugo is the dual storylines and the way the book switches between them as it switches back and forth between images and words with the two merging in part three. Dual narrators seem to be a big thing right now, and this book takes that to a new level. In short, you won't be disappointed by Wonderstruck. I've already given away my ARC because there's no question that I'll shell out the $30 to have a hardcover copy living on my shelf (next to Hugo, of course).

Kayla Whitten kaylawhitten — I added this book to my iPod because I needed some packed lunch inspiration. It was exactly what I needed! The kids will appreciate the delicious lunches and I'll enjoy knowing that they are eating something healthy. And did I mention it was FREE?? The recipes are allergy-friendly and include milk, wheat, egg and nut-free foods. I plan to keep this on my iPod for many months :)

Thomas Coleman thomascoleman — I have no bloody idea why I put this book down. It is actually really good. I loved the characters, and Gin was extremely realistic (well as realistic as an elemental assassin can be :P ) It was incredibly interesting and fun to read! I stayed up till 4am to finish it! Goddamn it Gin and Mr. Sexy Detective (forgot his name hahaha. . . my list of book boyfriends is too long unfortunately) better get together soon!! Ahh the ending left me begging for the next book!! Recommended!!