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Liza Bastos lizabbischoff — Interesting account of life in India (1975-1977) during "The Emergency" period.

Peter Radich _eter_adich — This book is barely literate...Watch the movie--it's much better.

Niiayi Aryee brubahaus7933 — ** spoiler alert ** margaret atwood has a penchant for telling a riveting tale. what i liked about the robber bride was the intermingling of real and fantasy. the characters, plot, setting were all approached so seriously, yet simultaneously there were moments when i thought i was reading a well-written script to a soap because it was that kind of dramatic. but it is a highly intelligent, complex, and intriguing sort of drama. how she structured it was impeccable. and it was just the right length. what prevented this book from being five stars though was that there was always one nagging stone left unturned. a central figure in the lives of the main characters had no credible story or motive to her name. zenia's character was purposefully bereft of substance as a result, making it difficult for the reader to truly appreciate the stories being told. what also bothered me (and i realize this is may be the point of the whole novel) was the fact that the main characters bought into zenia and her antics time and time again, strong women who let the men in their lives nearly destroy each. but the fact of the matter is that all three lived to tell the tale and all three in their own way managed to regain their dignity and hold onto a semblance of themselves when zenia did not and could not. so perhaps their initially perceived lack of strength is the true strength that saw them through the tragedies in their lives, although i will admit that towards the end there i wished i could just reach in and shake each one of them into some sort of vengeful action.

Gerry Mostert _kyeye — Een verslag van een waargebeurd verhaal dat het land in rep en roer heeft gezet. Over een man die dagenlang op zee ronddobberde. Een absolute pageturner. Spannend zoals alleen Marquez het kan schrijven, journalistiek zoals je zou willen dat het nog bestond.

Raphael Azeredo rapaz — 4.5 stars see the full review at http://fireandicephoto.blogspot.com/2... Quigley and Ann are in their last year of high school and on a mission to improve themselves just in time for prom. Their Betterment Plan includes eating right, exercise and plenty of off the wall jobs to pay for the perfect dress. The girls find themselves in a frozen pizza factory making artistic creations with sauce and pepperoni, sitting in as the dead man at a mystery murder dinner and even part of a float in their local parade. Quigley always seems to get the short end of the stick in every finagled job, so she is hesitant when Ann's world famous designer mom, Victoria Parisi, offers them a gig as models for her fashion design class at the local college. Quigley is everything your average student, not overly concerned with her body or standing out. So it's no surprise when her perfect beautiful friend Ann lands all of the votes for first pick as model in the class. Zander sides with Quigley and in his humble sincere way slowly wins his way to her heart. Meanwhile, Ann is busy with Lance, the Spikester, who has a past of his own. But both design class boys have competition awaiting them at the High School. As a reader you'll never know until the very end if Ann picks T-Shirt, the local rich boy who wears his daily motto on his tee or if Quigley will turn arch nemesis self-proclaimed art King David into more than just an enemy. Author Aimee Ferris will have you laughing out loud with the funny, awkward situations going on and the richly developed characters. But hidden beneath the pre-prom fluff are many real life lessons about choosing a college, making amends with parents and finding yourself amidst peer pressure. She does a great job of teaching that bad choices have life long consequences and you can't judge a person by your first impressionWill Work For Prom Dress is a clean, light read that I would recommend to all readers. It offered me a nice break from heavy writing and I loved the artistic elements of photography, drawing and dress design sprinkled into the plot. I can't wait for more from Ms. Freeman. Her blog alone is enough to have you in stitches as you travel back to the scary days of big hair in YA promapalooza. Thanks so much to Goodman Media for sending me such a fun pick. "Measure twice, cut once!"

Madeleine Schultz madeleineschultz — Great insight into mid-20th century South. Great storyline.