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Vítor Guerreiro vitorguerreiro — I picked up this book because i had heard about it from somewhere. I was a little disappointed when i saw the short descriptive sentences. I think it's definitely a choice, and one i tend to use when I'm depressed, which is fitting for this book. Also, I didn't really know what this book was about when i read it, but i feel like i caught on to what was happening almost immediately. Way before the character did. I know all the millions of thoughts that happen through our minds, especially after something traumatic, but at times it was almost too much to have to read. That all being said, i did like the book, and it's definitely worth picking up. Especially if you're at a weird stage in life, and you feel like everything seems like it's starting from the beginning. In that way this book is strangely relate-able... even if what Jenna goes through is completely different.

Raúl Bucio raulbucio — The mind is an interesting scape. My memory of this book from school and college days is quite different than what I am experiencing from it almost thirty years later. I was driven to re-read this classic because of recent reminders through my own writing of an exam paper on which I submitted a poem instead of an essay - and received a High Distinction! The image which inspired me was the prostitute's scarf. As I read now, there are many scarves. The artist in me wants to do something with these, as well as retrieve the poem from my memory. What will I achieve? that I don't yet know. But what I do know is that this book's greatness is its ability to stir up so many responses and possibilities within me for further exploration - in thought, word and action! and more at every read! Now surely that is the definition of a classic!

Ryan Curiel ryanrosscu6e8a — A must-read for Colette-freaks, like myself.