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Matthias Callay _atthias_allay — The first Rilke collection I ever read. Some of the poems will be with me for life. Some have faded. These poems are like masterful postcards of stained glass, whose color you learn to appreciate with time, as it becomes nuanced and fainter in places. When the light comes through these panels, though, it shines with an unmatched vibrancy on an unexpected host. Those moments make it worth reading this collection again and again.

Aditi Singla _diti_ingla — Carly was devastated when the man she thought she loved said she was an object lesson on how not to look. Destroyed, she vowed to change and make Saul realize how wrong he was. Becoming the Flawless model would be the ideal way to bring him down. Very nice. Definately shows that a few misspoken words can tear a life apart.

Ian Stewart _an_tewart91 — This book is magnificent, really. I am in awe of Sally Gardner, who didn't even learn how to read or write until she was 14 due to dyslexia! She sure showed all the people that wrote her off, didn't she? It is a beautiful, modern-written (but not modern setting --- 1600s) fairy tale. This fairy tale...the story is lovely and lyrical and SO well written. It was at times hilarious...and other times, gut-wrenchingly horrifying. The evil stepmother is taken to a whole new level in Maud Leggs and Arise Fell. The storyline with the prince isn't very well developed, but that is because Coriander is the true heroine of the story. She saves him this time around! A twist that I really loved. This story just wraps itself around you --- it's hard to describe. If you like historical fiction, or even if you like fantasy and fairy tale retellings, you will love this book! I can only hope you will be half as entranced as I was.

王 韦 gzsz1996ccd4 — I don't even know what to say about this book. It's truly heart breaking. I felt so shocked at the end of this book,even though towards the end you could predict that something was going to happen. (sorry if that sounds vague, but I don't want to give too much away). Even though it was a sad book, I feel like the author did a brillant job at delivering a powerful message about the effect that hatred can have.

Jayvee Mariano brushworx — I laughed out loud at this. Maybe I had low expectations since it was written so long ago, but his caricatures and situations are still brilliantly done. :)