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Sean Schally 7ev7eald5ee — Fans of Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, should read this book. Here's the story of how/why Carroll wrote this book. A good portrayal of the Victorian time period, this book also lends an uncomfortable feeling because of the relationship Carroll (real name Dodgson) had with Alice when she was a young child. Was he sexually attracted to her? Was it innocent? This adds a creepy factor to the story and keeps the reader interested in discovering what really happened to the real Alice of the famous story. Like the movie Titanic, this story begins when Alice is 80 and looking back on her life. I was intrigued enough by the story to research its historical roots, and the author obviously strived to offer authentic historical connections. A love story on many levels with a bit of mystery to it as well, this is an entertaining read which will probably prompt the reader to research the real story herself. Those who liked the movie Finding Neverland which provided the background for Barrie's writing of Peter Pan, should enjoy this book as well.

Tim Hastings _indkiller_ — Well written by an author ahead of her time. I was disapointed to learn that the controversy over this book prevented her from writing more. A very interesting exploration of women and society in the late 20th century.

Ricardo Eirado eirado — This book blew my mind. I read it in one sitting, I was so enthralled. It captures so well the struggle of a family dealing with an autistic child, as well as teenagers who abuse drugs and alcohol. I speak from experience when I say that this novel described with perfect accuracy the struggles, heartache, and emotions a family like Zoe's would live through. Her relationship with Matthias is beautiful - fulfilling the need within all humans to be loved for who they are, even with all their flaws and shortcomings. The forbidden love aspect just adds a little spice to the romance - keeping me on the edge of my seat (and often squeaking with teen-girl-ish delight) throughout the entire experience. Also, for readers who are hesitant to embark on a literary journey involving angels - don't let that stop you for a second. No matter one's beliefs, this story is timeless, and one that everyone, without exception, can relate to. Read it. It will lift you up and stick with you long after you've stopped devouring the pages at incredible speeds... :) This is definitely my favorite book by Jennifer Laurens so far, and I can't wait for the story to continue.

Strahinja Janjusevic strjnj — The 6th in the contemporary romance series Virgin River which takes place in a small California town where they have yet to meet a stranger. This story focuses on 25 year old Shelby who just list her mother to ALS after nursing her for 6 years and Luke a retired army helicopter pilot. Many years her senior. As in all Virgin River stories the whole town is in on it. Great contemporary romance for those who like Debbie Macomber's Cedar Cove series.

Priscila Villela prissvilled765 — This is the first F Scott Fitzgerald book I've read since high-school. My experience then did not inspire me to seek out more Fitzgerald to read, Gatsby was entertaining (though I suspect it went slightly over my teenage head) but Tender is the Night put me to sleep, literally. I picked this book up when I was browsing (in an actual bookstore, not online!) and thought that short stories might be a nice way to try Fitzgerald again without the danger of finding myself in the middle of a never ending dreary tome. I wasn't disappointed, this was a collection of entertaining and varied stories portraying the mood and feel of 1920s US life beautifully. I enjoyed all the stories. My favourite perhaps 'Bernice bobs her hair', but I can't tell you why without ruining the ending. While they were all definitely in Fitzgerald's distinct style the characters and focus shifted slightly throughout the book, and gave each tale its own distinct feel. I'm still reading a history book titled Flapper which I picked up at the same time, a perfect paired text, just like high-school. It features F Scott Fitzgerald and Zelda Fitzgerald prominently, highlighting just how strongly their own lives influenced Fitzgerald's writing. I've enjoyed these to books so much I might even give Gatsby a re-read, or even attempt a longer tome ...

Anthony Nguyen tungdesign — Lots of cute humor, but nothing really revolutionary.