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Marley Rijsdijk marleyrijsdijk — This is My first time to read a John Green book, and probably not the last. Sakit sa panga. ROFLOL.

Ana Filipa ana_filipae1a3 — Three stars doesn't seem to do justice to how engrossed I became in this book, but for some reason, four stars seems extravagant. This is my way of giving the book four stars without giving the book four stars.

Snezana Ristic sneleristic — This book tells the story of a group of mothers in New York City who have stayed home since their children were born and are considering rejoining the workforce. I thought the story overall was sympathetic to the women and their families, and many of the author's observations about family life rung true. I agree with many of the other reviewers, that many of the characters spent too much time in self-pity or selfish behavior. However, I thought that the author was cognizant of that, and part of her goal in writing this book was to show the shallowness of much of modern upper-class life. Perhaps I am being too idealistic here, though. It might have helped if she had focused more on Jill, the mother raising the developmentally challenged daughter, as a counter-weight to the women with privileged lives who always seem to want more. However, I thought the book was overall an interesting portrait of motherhood and family life, a topic that often gets inadequate representation in fiction.

Kayla Marple kaymarp — First read in March 2011 I really enjoyed this story! I can definitely recommend it, but I would have loved an epilogue! I've decided I need to reread this one, so here it goes. Update, I have decided to rate it higher a 4.45* for sure, but the ending still feels a bit rushed or incomplete. Jake was a great sports talent, unfortunately his body took a beating with all the sports and surgeries and now he is a coach at his old highschool and in constant pain from all the abuse his body took over the years. Brandon was a homeschooled nerd, that didn't start public school until he was a sophomore, he still feels socially inept and unsure around some people, jocks like Jake especially, and Jake feels a bit dim around guys like Brandon. They both had insecurities and they were both lusting after the other but sure they didn't stand a chance. Well, guess what? They certainly did stand a chance and it's the start of a great relationship. I actually liked that there is no big reveal and outing, no huge statement to make, they know if it comes out there will be difficulties but they are sure they are going to stick it it together. Misty the slightly stalker annoying hanger-on of Jake, was annoying and left a wild card at the end. I really liked this feel good story and still feel it needs a follow -up. :) ETA I bought it as an audiobook and am listening to it today! I like it, the narrator has a very nice voice.