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Soy Won soywon — love. i am posting approach outline on my fridge and just joined a CSA. i've lost 12 lbs on calorie reduction and whole foods approach already

Irina Ostanina irinaosta1b43 — Rarely has a prologue had such an impact on a collection of stories. Echoing throughout my entire reading session like a baby on an international flight, the prologue saves The Pat Hobby Stories from merely being amusing. The most interesting aspect of the collection is to consider the order of publication of each story, how stories effected and changed each other, and how Fitzgerald inserts himself into Pat Hobby (or not?). I always enjoy reading about movie studios back when talent was paid to sit around and be creative (or not?), so this collection instantly struck a chord. Fortunately the prologue saves the fun collection of stories from falling a little flat and creates a very interesting case study into the tail end of a genius's career.

Anish R anish98 — The Kingdom of Childhood is thought provoking and often difficult to read. It is one of those books that will stir passionate discussions with no clear winner, while exploring a topic that has been prominent in recent headlines. I can’t say that I enjoyed The Kingdom of Childhood. It is well written and the author has a beautiful ability to both draw you into a scene and repel you at the same time. Initially I was sympathetic to Judy. I felt her despair at the direction of her life and family. Judy’s whole life is nothing but an illusion, all bright and shiny from the outside but sick and twisted on the inside. By the end of the book, I was thoroughly disenchanted with her. In order to fill the lonely void of her life, Judy becomes involved with a friend of her son, Zach, who is sixteen years old. This is where the book became uncomfortable for me and I have to admit that I had a very difficult time reading the rest. The subject of an adult who is in a role of trust and a young adult is personally one that I do cannot excuse under any circumstances. Ms. Coleman explore the backgrounds of both Zach and Judy. Judy’s upbringing and experience as a youngster are particularly revealing. My heart went out to her for her lost innocence. However, in the end I could not excuse Judy’s actions, even though there were events in her background that influenced her. I’m not exactly sure how I feel about this book, I can’t say that I liked it, but it is very thought provoking and does explore this issues in a different manner than previous books. The Kingdom of Childhood will definitely leave you thinking about it long after you are finished.

Ida Woldsund elbowbowel — Great YA horror novel about a teenage female werewolf who falls in love with a human (meatboy). Themes of adolescence: acceptance, fitting in, growing up.

Peter Feeney petefeeneydffc — This was the first hardcore fantasy novel that I'd read in years and years that didn't start with "Harry Potter and the~". It took a while for me to get into it, but once I did, the story really flew by and I need to get my hands on the other two of the trilogy so that I can get an epic fantasy under my belt again. For a re-introduction into the fantasy world (or an introduction for a newbie), this book (series) would be a great place to begin.

Zhengxia Xu chrixandgrapefruit — El punto clave de las crónicas de Anne Rice es definitivamente Memnoch the Devil. En esta ocasión Lestat recibe la visita de un demonio llamado Memnoch, que no es otro que Satanás. Éste lo lleva al Cielo y al Infierno mientras le narra desde su punto de vista la historia de la Creación, desde el origen de la vida hasta su larga guerra con Dios (que consiste en llevar al Cielo todas las almas que hay en el Infierno). Esta aventura marcará a Lestat profundamente.

Mohamed Fellah eclair — Yay B students. Boo A students.