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Ayşenur Maden aysenur_ — Now, I love Augusten Burroughs with the heat of many hot suns. I liked Sellevision - it was good, funny, whatever - but honestly, if I had read this before Dry, I don't know if I would be the Augusten devotee I am today. I may read it again sometime though because you never know.

Magnanni Creative magnanni — The mythology of this series seems to keep improving and I find myself getting caught up in it easier and easier. The problem is that she fixates to much on the fashion industry and mundane items that you just glare over anyways. Also the books need to be longer. This read is only about 1 day worth.

Nurcan Uzuner uzunernurc1b95 — I really liked it. I can feel the emotions and suffering that Katie had gone through. I love how she managed to move on and get a new life. She struggles and it made her strong, i loved how plot and how it ends. It really made me cry, definitely one of my fave Nicholas Sparks novels. :))) I recommend this book to everyone. A must read novel. :)) Good Job Nicholas Sparks. You touched our hearts one more time:)))

Flash Showcase flashshowcase — ** spoiler alert ** In Mark Twain's The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, written from the era where Huck deals with slavery, his own moral dilemmas, his own lifestyle, and the pressures of society. Finn, undergoes a series of developmental changes in his character throughout the story, as he is often torn between the ideas of society and those of his friends. Huckleberry goes on a trip down the Mississippi River with Jim, an escaped slave, which goes against society's morals itself. He encounters many people and comes across situations that require him to reevaluate himself and whether or not he will choose to live his life as society expects him too or not.

Tamas Lakometz humanswithsoul — This book is bloody brilliant! Jason Taylor might not have the spunk of Huck Finn, the charm of Harry Potter, or the audacity of Holden Caulfied, but that makes him all the more captivating! "Black Swan Green" was a lot of fun to read. I think Mitchell perfectly crafts the complexity of an accute sensitivity, desire to fit in, as well as adolescent naivete. Jason's narration is so effective that it challenges the reader to see the world through his eyes. If you're looking for a page-turner, a comical story, and a book that makes you think all rolled into one this is definitely the book to read!