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Rena Cugelman _ena_ugelman — What attracted me first to this book is the fact that it was written by Mia Thermopolis, Princess of Genovia, with help from Meg Cabot, author of the Princess Diaries! It is a delightful romp from start to finish and very, very funny. Definitely a keeper on any bookshelf. There are a few historical inaccuracies - for example, women didn't wear white on their wedding days until Queen Victoria married Prince Albert and set the trend. White is a difficult colour to keep clean and only very wealthy people would have worn it. It was only in the nineteenth century that it came to symbolise purity - but it's such a smile-inducing read that I'd happily overlook them.

Brandon Coal _randon_oal_aylor — I read this book in Middle School. My mother had gone into a period of getting every king book as it came out. This was one of the 1st BIG novels i ever got into. Wow, what a mind warp for a 7th grader. I remember the feeling of dirty associated with this book. What caused this novel to be connected with such a feeling of profound filthiness? The book opens with the breath of life being breafed into the lungs of Mr. King by a fat woman what just binged on junk food. Imagine being awoken from death by the taste of type-2 diabetic slober, tainted with slim jims and hydrox. Its enough to make you want to die all over again. After this i read Sphere. This was about the time the movie came out. To bad there was no crapaholic 500 page version of deep blue sea. dag yo.

Luis Cubillo therealcubillo — Finally finished the book after a very long break. Not all the essays were good, but plowing through them sort of gave me a clearer picture of the various issues and challenges Japan is facing today.