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Emanuel Pinheiro _manuelpde — This book is about a girl named saffron who feels left out a lot.She finds out her parents died and and she lived with her grandpa.When her grandpa died she went to live with her aunt and uncle and cousins. Still feeling left out she is eager to go to her old house far away and find her stone angel in the garden that her grandpa left for her in his will. She travels far to find that her angel is no longer there. Will she ever find it?

Maya Nohra _aya_ohra — I really enjoyed this book! "Everyman" roughing it... great story.

Nawfal Johnson smokephotographist — “The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya” is a novel based on the popular Japanese comics of the same title. The story revolves around a girl who gets the reputation for being a strange and mysterious outcast by her own desire. When introducing herself in class she says she, “I have no interest in ordinary humans. If there are any aliens, time travelers, sliders or espers here, come join me. That is all.” After barely befriending a fellow classmate she decides that in order to find those few who are special and extraordinary she starts a club at her school, the SOS Brigade. Haruhi is determined to find the time travelers, aliens and espers and will force her way onto anyone to get her way. She snatches and forces other students into her club and with each passing day she realizes that those aliens aren’t being found. Kyon though knows otherwise and is forced to keep quiet. He also knows that Haruhi is special and things look much different than initially speculated. Can this mean, forceful and eccentric girl really hold the world in her hands –literally? The characters in this book are carried and almost as eccentric as Haruhi herself. There’s the shy quiet girl who reads during club meetings, there’s the sweet unassuming pretty girl who’s used as sexy recruiter for the club and there’s the alien seeking exchange student. These kids all hold their secrets which are closely tied to a secret they all know about Haruhi –she can destroy the universe –only if she knew it though. The story is quirky and funny at times but mostly for the fact that the cultural gap makes it silly. What do I mean? The story is based on Japanese manga and has been thus translated into English prose. I see the cultural influence and the Japanese thinking. But mostly I see the culture as a whole which makes it hard for me, who’s never read manga, to relate and really enjoy the story. The story, which is narrated by guy who sees the sexuality in the characters made it hard for me to really get into the story since I am a girl and do not see other women in the same light as Kyon does. I recommend this to guys. Period. Most guys will enjoy the male view point and also the sci-fi aspect of the story. Also, there’s enough hot girls and action to keep them entertained. I give this book a 72/100 C- Characters- 15 Plot- 17 Writing- 15 Originality- 15 Re-Readability- 10 http://reveriemedia.blogspot.com/