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鹏 陈 lovesuns4ever — It's a collection of non-fiction essays from the late sixties, ranging from Joan Baez's School of non-violence, and the young star's attempts to become political, to a middle-class murderer to what it's like when the Santa Ana's blow. The title is a line from a W.B. Yeats poem as all of these essays have the same theme of things falling apart. Wonderful for anyone who enjoys learning about the way society used to be, and for gaining wisdom on life in general from an amazing writer. Read it in a week and can't wait for more of her collections!

Jesus Angel jesusangelgarcia — A dreadful book. I would most emphatically recommend against reading it.

Elwin De elwin11 — ** spoiler alert ** I found it really hard to rate this book. Intellectually, it is a well-written book with a very good "voice" of a 5 year old. I just couldn't get over the horror from page 1 to the end of the book. The thought of the space constraints, the disgusting kidnapper, the days of inventing a life. It was sick, I had to skip various pages for feeling literally sick to my stomach. Honestly I wish I had never read it and I will never recommend it. Especially for mothers. Especially for women. I ended up rating it a three for the writing level, but truly I don't think you can rate a book like this for others--to me, it is like the Lovely Bones which was horrifying to any mother of girls especially.