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Jin Tee jinjeanjins — I wanted to read this book after watching and really enjoying the TV series 'Priveleged', which is adapted from the book. The book itself is a fast and easy chick lit book that is cute and much less mind-numbing than a lot of books in this genre. There were a few lines that had me rolling and overall, I thought it was a pleasant read. However, the producers of the tv series made some major changes from the book. I think had I read the book first, I would have been pretty pissy at how much the tv series differed, but having read it after loving the series, I can appreciate them as two separate entities.

Faithwalkn Faithful _ — oh, if i could give one book to people to considering suicide, this might be it. i would also give it to anyone considering writing a memoir. so. beautiful. so much of this is brilliant - from the questions of how even to write the book, to the difference between a biographer and a memoirist, to the emotions on every page. set up as an index, literally, the story can't stay chronological. you know her father died, and how, but then she leads us through the painful agony of surviving a suicide, especially one that left no note (though it's clear a note probably wouldn't have made things much better). everyone is affected, and it's so hard to see that - that while you think you might be doing people a favor, or that it's simply too hard, or whatever - it's so selfish. i wish i still had the book (got it from the library first, now have it ordered for my personal collection), because there were some quotes that were just dead on. painful and yet so true. i highly, highly recommend this book that tries to work through death while working through life. astonishing.