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Rumpus Christelle chbcrea — The premise of this book is that you should feel free enough to make a fool of yourself and that perfect freedom/understanding/love/etc. comes when you can do that. I'm not opposed to the lesson or the sentiment; I'll even agree with it -- it's just that I think most of the time parables such as this make rather tendentious reading - characters are created and animated just to make a point. The person who recommended it to me found it meaningful; it just didn't work for me. zzzzzzzz

Kim Schmid _im_chmid — I liked this so much more than I thought I would. It had me a bit confused at first but once I got the hang of what was going on, I could not put it down. I surprised myself. Made me question religion and science simultaneously.

Andrew Wrethman _reth — Okay, first and for most this was one of those good, fun, light-in-one-night reads. Enjoyable, goofy, I really did not need to think all that much, which was a pretty nice relief after 1984. For the most part I liked Nic, which is a good thing because you should like the protagonist of the book you're reading. But every once and a while she stopped acting like a normal teenager and suddenly was able to quell her emotions and act in a rational manner while those around her seemed to be off their rockers. She just wasn't acting like a teenager, which was somewhat annoying, especially to me, who was a teenager not too long ago, and knows that to act rationally in certain situations is a very difficult thing to do. But really that was the only annoying thing about her. Another thing I was bothered by was the lack of solid conflict in the novel. There were little problems that kept arising, but they were quickly resolved. But I found there was no overall conflict to keep pushing the novel forward, and I occasionally found myself wondering why I continued to read this. Every book needs some sort of conflict to keep the story going, and this book seemed to lack that driving force. There were a few other things that bugged me throughout the book, Coach Luther's sudden involvement near the end when there really wasn't much else from her throughout the book. The two boys fighting over Nic so soon in the book (a few pages in, literally). Small things I was able to push aside in order to enjoy the book. That's one thing you should be able to do in order to read this book, push aside the small annoyances that pop up. If you can get past those this actually is a somewhat fun read, perfect for high schoolers that need to fill a page quota.

Lielingen Moss mooooss9 — I admit i fell in love with Irene after reading this book. To write a novel is tough enough but to write at the time she wrote this one I am in awe

Max De _axde_ray — Just getting started.