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Jen Khatun _en_hatun — This is rather an academic read, but if you are in the mood for that, it satisfies. The PhD author explores major themes in Harry Potter and compares it to the classic Greek philosophy of stoicism. I was suddenly transported back to 11th grade English, and enjoyed it. The only caution regarding expectations is that this book only covers the first 4 books and not the whole series. However, the concepts definitely translate and anyone can extrapolate and apply them.

Hanna Trussler hannatrussler — WRITING STYLE: 2.5 PLOT: 2.5 PROTAGONIST: 3 CAPTURED MY INTEREST: 2.5 OVERALL: 2.5 This book was chosen for last months SLC Library's teen book club. I was hoping to like it because I'm such a YA fan. This is one of those books where you need to delve into spoilers to really review it. . . . . . . . . . . . . First off I can see why it was chosen for literary awards. It's stream of consciousnesses writing which didn't bother me as much as I thought it would. There's run on sentences and barely any punctuation. It's a little disconcerting at first but you get used to it. You really see the point when at the end of the book all of a sudden there is punctuation - it has it's intended point of letting the reader know that something has changed for Daisy. The book also "addresses" some challenging issues. I put that in quotes because I personally think the book does a POOR job of addressing these issue. Yeah Rosoff brings up incest and anorexia but she doesn't help the reader understand it all all. It's just what it is and I think as a teen that would be confusing. Personally as someone who has always had weight/food issues this book made me NOT want to eat which I think is the opposite of what a YA book should do. The incest was even worse - at least Daisy recovered from her anorexia - she's still in love with her cousin and it's never looked analysed or condemned. It's simply ok. Besides that it was pretty unbelievable to think that Daisy and Piper could have survived and functioned they way they did. It was too much of a stretch for me. Add to that that the lover is named Edmond and can read minds. And really the book was unbearably slow until at least half way through. Overall it's not a YA book I'd recommend to really anyone.