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Magdalena Maylin maga_maylia1e9 — I love Jennifer Crusie books! She writes in such a delightful way, her characters are very real.. and she is a bit naughty:-) This was a fun one to read....and a love story to boot.

Alfredo Valderruten avvphoto — I first read this book about 20 years ago. It's funny because there was an issue in the book that was very distracting this time but not 20 years ago (not surprising :-)...in 2054 in the book they have skype-type phones but no cell phones. Everyone was having a hard time getting in touch with people because the phones were only attached to homes and offices. Other than that, I still enjoyed it and I'm still very happy I do not live in 1348 during the Black Plague!

Martin Klempa wezeo — I really liked this book. I picked it up because I read about the movie and wanted to read it first. It's a great summer read! Very sad story based on actually facts of the roundup of Jews in Paris in 1942. The story alternates between the present and back in 1942 and the two times become connected through an apartment....

Ariadna Ramley ariadnaramley — This is why I don't eat Twinkies....

Tahar Azzaoui makao — Conjunto de 15 textos que experimentan con los diferentes elementos de la teatralidad. Así, en textos como Espejismos, Cerrar los ojos o Ahí está se juega con la modificación de los mecanismos perceptivos del espectador, así como con el despojamiento total de lo espectacular, que se parodía también en textos como Al lado. Se busca el grado cero de lo teatral y el actor cobra especial importancia: los límites confusos con su personaje, con el espectador o con los objetos. Reflexión metateatral y hasta metalingüistica (en Abandonos, por ejemplo).Los personajes, conscientes muchas veces de su ficcionalidad, a veces sin nombre, otras designados con letras o números, juegan con las palabras, las vacían de significado o las llenan hasta reventar, cambian constantemente de tiempos verbales, de demostrativos, etc.

Cornell Chetty cbcvisuals — ** spoiler alert ** ok

Bridger Halladay bridgerhalladay — Girls that Growl by Mari Mancusi is the third book in the Blood Coven Vampire series. This book again follows Rayne the Vampire Slayer as she is forced to infiltrate the cheerleading squad to find out why their football player boyfriends have gone missing. Rayne makes the cheerleading squad and find that the cheerleaders have been turned into werewolves. Through all of this Rayne's relationship with Jareth is on rocky ground and her life is slowly spinning out of control. Mancusi again does a fantastic job of combining a hysterical over the top plot with very complex characters and serious issues. Rayne spends most of the book struggling with her self identity and sabotaging her relationships with the people she loves as she searches for a way to deal with werewolf cheerleaders. Appropriateness: This book has the same level of adult behavior as the last in the series. Rayne's bad girl antics are shown to be a cover for her insecurity in her life. There's some drinking, some sex talk (but no actual sex) and Rayne lies to her mother (and leaves the country without permission). One of the side characters is a cutter and it is handled in an extremely delicate way. While some think that cutting is something that should never be talked about or mentioned at all, I appreciated Mancusi's handling of the topic. http://booksyourkidswilllove.blogspot...

Fabio Fassina _abio_assina — An amazing work of poetry by one of my favorite poets/spoken word artists. Many of her poems are about Palestine, as she is a Palestinian-American. The book even comes with a CD so you can hear her perform---she's absolutely brilliant.