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Heidi Wenger heidiw — The operation description was disgusting.

Bridget Mceleney bridgetmceleney — An unapologetic view into the dysfunctional family of a woman who struggles with her "coming of age" during turbulent times within her extended family as well as the political/social environment in the South during the 50s and 60s. While the book is engaging and interesting, I was disapppointed in the latter third of the book as Norma marries and has a family. While the first two thirds of the book gives an in depth look at her childhood, there isn't enough depth toward the end of the book, which makes the ending disappointing. While it is admirable that Norma is finally able to stand up for herself and her personal beliefs, despite the fact that it means disappointing her extended family, I was left at the end of the story feeling like the author was more of a coward in the way that she handled her decisions and how they would affect those who loved her. Perhaps if she had continued the story beyond 1970, I might have come to understand why she made the decisions she did, or at least whether she was at peace with them. Instead, I had to go to her website, but even there, little is said about what became of her beyond the brief bio.

Alina Dvorzhanska alinadvor — 1st edition, bookplate signed by author loosely inserted

Niral Desai niraldesai — This looks like the start of a new story arc in the "Uglies" universe. I do hope this becomes another trilogy, although this wrapped up more neatly than the others. Westerfeld has a lot of commentary about our society with the first three, but it's a lot more blunt here. The story takes place several years after Tally helps dissolve the old "Ugly/Pretty/Special" system. The action in Extras takes place in a city where merits and importance depends on your fame. Society is divided by who is "famous" and who is an extra, like Aya Fuse, who is an unknown 15-year-old. However, the budding Kicker (loosely translated: a sort of reporter) sees a group of girls pulling crazy stunts, without advertising what they do. She feels if she kicks their story, her face rank will move up. But in trying to find the story, Aya uncovers far more than she bargained for.

Hayley Dangelo hayleyeaden — جُل ما أعرفه أنني سأقرأه مرة ثانية وثالثة والى مالا نهاية كتاب أعلم أنني سأُهديه الى زوج المُستقبل ! ولا أعلم لِمَ كتاب سيكون رفيق الطاولة بجانب السرير أقرأ ما تيّسر منه كل ليلة كتاب سيكون في ناصية المكتبة يومًا ما الكتاب تحدث عن كل شي ولا شيء في ذات الوقت. لا أعلم, أصابني في قلب ..

Lusine Katrjyan lusinekatrjyan — I think this was a courageously-written book, full of disturbing and beautiful impressions of a country and lifestyle that is far from my own. I found the sections about books that I had written were more accessible, so I recommend reading Lolita, Gatsby, Daisy Miller, and Pride & P. before attempting this novel for full effect. The satisfaction of finishing this memoir makes the story she told all the richer.

乾 坤 62449317627ff — This book was good as far as a general overview of English history. It is fairly easy to read, but too often there are names given or events listed with no explanation and with the general assumption that you know what they are referring to. That is frustrating at times, but it generally doesn't take away from your understanding of what is happening. I don't know if that comes from the way Churchill wrote or if is a product of the editing to condense seven books into one. I do which I understood English (Great-Britain's)political system better. Especially towards the end, it would have also made the book easier to read.