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Farah Sahyouni _arah_ahyouni — the greatest book about business cards, ever.

Axel Mchugh axelmchugh — Although this is a rather short story, I really liked it :) I really enjoyed the interactions between Joam and Blake, it was wonderful to read how this two found and saved each other. Joam is a lonely and wounded young man and although no one in his life has ever been there for him, he maintained his sweet and caring nature. Blake on the other hand has had to face a lot of problems in his life so far and he is a little bit jaded but still he is sensitive towards Joam and puts his feelings first. The paranormal elements in the story are a little bit sparse and I would liked to have more details about the varnals but it didn't really bother me. ...and I loved that a shifted varnal looks like a greyhound! That's just too cute :) So, great job with this book Jessica, I will go and buy the sequel :)

Rutfeed Tv rutbroken4c982 — I was enthralled by this book. I could not put it down to the degree that I was attempting to incorporate it into everyday life, like bathing and walking and sleeping. This book was so crazy awesome I was considering offering it a medal for heroic conduct. Then I got to the ending. This book has the single most anticlimactic and unsatisfactory ending in the history of contemporary literature. I will not spoil it for you, though it is plenty spoiled already. I have never uppercutted a book before this one.

Prashant Kudvalkar pkudvalkar — This is (so far) my favorite resource on giving and stewardship. It is truly amazing and since so these books are very rare, I highly recommend it. This book is challenging, convicting, and concise. I will be referring to this book many times in the future! I have several copies, so if you would like one just let me know!

Ana Strnad anastrnad — Not one for love stories, but wow!