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Aura Wong auraowng — My Thoughts: When I went into this one, I knew I was probably going to get emotional. From page one, I could see Butter’s struggles and how lonely he seemed to be. We are introduced to Butter who is a really big guy. He’s obese and has trouble losing weight. He likes to eat. He’s always enjoyed eating and its taking its toll on him. He doesn't get made fun of too bad, people just ignore him. One day, he is put into an embarrassing situation and later comes up with the idea to eat himself to death. He thinks people will watch, it will get him some attention. He starts a website. People go to the website. Kids that once teased him, mostly the popular kids are suddenly his best friends. Butter does like the attention even if its not for the right reasons. Its hard to go from being so lonely to getting invited to parties. On top of all of this, Butter likes one of the popular girls, Anna. Anna was a nice girl but at times I didn’t like her very much. Sometimes she didn’t act all that much different from the popular kids and that bugged me. Butter starts planning his last meal and things go crazy from there. He’s what people are talking about. He’s popular. Butter was an intense story. I really enjoyed this novel but it was kind of morbid when you think about it. It has a good message, buried deep but I hated the way I felt reading this. I wanted to do something. I wanted to say something. This was an emotional read for me. Please give Butter a chance. If you’ve ever been bullied, read this. Overall: I really liked this one even though it was kind of sad and made me want to cry throughout it. Cover: Like it. It’s not real colorful but I still think its appealing. What I’d Give It: 4/5 Cupcakes ___________ Taken From Princess Bookie www.princessbookie.com

Pavel Sivolov rowcounter — As a schnool girl in China, Sun Shuyun grew up hearing heroic tales of Mao's Long March. Now, as an adult, she set out to find survivors of that epic event. This book is the tale of those survivors.Sun Shuyun was astonished to learn that perhaps the true history of the Long March was not as it had been portrayed. This made for a quick, interesting read. I don't know that it held many surprises for me, but then, I can be quite cynical and jaded when it comes to history or politics. Not to mention that I had not grown up in Mao's China, and so had no illusions (as far as this aspect of Chinese history) to be dispelled. The way the book is written feels intimate, as if the author were chatting with friends and adding her own thoughts. I'd recommend this for anyone interested in Chinese or Asian history.

Thomas Rust thomasrust — The message of this book is the importance pf tolerance and sensitivity to those who are "different." Icy is a quirky, intelligent human being who suffers with tourette's syndrome. Through her eyes, we see the world from a totally different perspective. This could have been a fascinating and inciteful story, but instead I found it disjointed and slow moving, with a heavy dose of religious fundamentalism that added nothing to the sotry, in my opinion. The author really dropped the ball with a week and simplistic ending.