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Melissa Padilla melissaurora — I know it's a cliché but I'm a fan of Picoult. I especially like the twists - that used to be unpredictable, at least. I did find this one to be easy to see coming. I think I'm used to her style so much now that I just know what's going to happen. I found this one easy to engage in. I love how much research she does for her books. I learned so much about OI which I had heard of before but just in passing. It's such a rare, yet life-encompassing disease. I felt so sad for Willow, and also for her sister who got the pushed aside for the most part ever since Willow was born. I did hate the mom, though. While I understand the future full of possibilities she wanted for her daughter, I hated her throughout the whole process. She was completely blind and uncaring when it came to the consequences of her actions. Or how it all came off to her own daughters who were way too young to understand the big picture, you know. Alienating everyone you know and love to *maybe* get a payout just made me feel very uncomfortable. Anyways, I didn't love nor hate the book. I found that, in the end, there was no point to it all. Which was maybe the point but meh.

Gi Ou _ — It's really funny looking at the change in essay styles from the mid-80's to the early 21st century. Basically people dropped a lot of the word-dropping and pretentious bullshit, and started writing funnier, more accessible stuff. I really the like the 2003 edition, both for the Anne Fadiman's selection of essays and her excellent introduction, where she talks about how she wanted to bust the series out of it's heavy use of essays from the New Yorker and Granta, then found that when it came down to her final selection she realized that even though there were lots of truly excellent essays from other publications she realized that the ones that stood out had been the best edited pieces, with the fat trimmed and the sentences tightened. Which meant that she ended up choosing a lot of New Yorker stuff. Oh the irony. I like the pine green cover of this one too. Better than that ugly powder blue they chose for the next year...