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Nomiie Khan nomiiekhan — I LOVED this story! I don't know why it took me this long to read this, since I bought it a while ago. People kept asking me if I had read it yet, and I kept putting it off. Once I started reading, the story just grabbed me and didn't let go until I reached the end! Travis and Abby's relationship is like watching a train wreck happening right before your eyes! They are so wrong for each other, and yet, you cheer them on hoping they will be OK by the end. I laughed, cried, and felt the frustration and emotions these two went through. The story is told in Abby's POV. She is a strong heroine, a survivor, and is not afraid to make painful choices. Travis Maddox is one of the most well-written, temperamental characters I've ever come across. He is relentless, a hothead, but he is also loyal to the people closest to him. I just love Travis! I can't wait for Walking Disaster, this story told in Travis' POV!!! Favorite LOL moment: The scene where I had the song (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction by The Rolling Stones playing in my head all night! :) I could kick myself for not reading this sooner, but now that I have, I highly recommend!!!

Font Vixen fontvixen — It rang a little too true! Cute fun read, the kids thought it was funny!

Creative Colors creativecolorsstudio — Podkayne of Mars by Robert A. Heinlein (2005)

Erin Bonilla _rin_onilla — Matilda is my favorite well-read little four year old. As with most of Dahl's children's books, Matilda is tormented by the adults in her life. Again, as it usually the case in Dahl's books, Matilda comes out the victor over the adults, via surprising methods.

Yegor Kharkoff egorrr — I thought the concept was truly awesome. I got a bit lost in the last few chapters when it became a bit too abstract for me, but I was still glued to it as a page turner. Mystery/Thriller meets scifi meets an interesting look at society.