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Monisha Pillai monishapillai — i really only thought this book was okay, except i can't forget how convinced i was that i was reading the words of a woman the entire time. wally lamb totally nailed the female voice and perspective on this one, i particularly liked the bit about the goldfish in the sink. that's something my mother probably would have (or may have) done. i can't say exactly what is is about his writing style that grabs me, either. it isn't specifically feminine or even really epicene, but he really translates the experiences that many young women endure with such eloquence and understanding that i forgot several times that the book had been written by a man. however, i almost gave it two stars because he uses the words "bucking as i came" which is just gross. really, wally, we don't "buck" when we come. what the hell is that even supposed to mean? and he uses it more than once! i specifically remember (i read this book quite a few years ago, i think i was still in grade school, and i remember then being like "WHAT EW peopleBUCK when they WHAT? that is SO GROSS! what IS bucking? i am NEVER having sex! " and obviously the pictures that came to my mind were bambi and like cowboys on horseback. which was awkward for me. anyway) i specifically remember the phrase/word being used several times. bad call, wally lamb. regardless, the book was too good for that to tarnish my opinion of it.

Kyoichi Watanabe ganboo3000 — Yo I want to go back in time and ask my AP English teacher why we had to read fucking Grapes of Wrath when we could have read The Good Earth instead. Fuck Grapes of Wrath, man.