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嘍 業 11096340913efb — ** spoiler alert ** I really liked this book as a teenager, but as an adult I have the same issues with it that I had with Wuthering Heights and the Twilight books. While they are very entertaining in that exciting, dark, mysterious way, they are all about selfish love. People that hurt or endanger others because they are "just so in love" with the other person. In my opinion that simply shows that they are more in love with themselves. I also wanted to throttle the timid little no-name main character. She is so timid and swept about. The worst though is that when Maxim tells her that he killed Rebecca, she doesn't think, "That is horrible. What kind of monster did I marry? He killed someone, even if she was evil." She thinks, "He didn't love Rebecca!" somehow validating his love for her. What!? It's one of those books though that makes murder seem so justifiable.

Pei-hsin Chen peihsinchen — The title is reminiscent enough of the Sweet Potato Queens and the Red Hat Society that you may be inclined to put it in the same category. This is a much less frivolous, and much more charming, book than either of the aforementioned. The epistolary format makes it all the more interesting to read.

Jayr Tolentino mockingjayr — I love this book. Life lessons abound in this story.

André Da andredamatta — Yes, I read Tucker Max. I read enough meaningful literature that I can probably get away with it. It's hard to replicate "I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell," but I think he's done a pretty good job. Tucker makes no apologies for what he does, but you can't say the women involved don't know what they're getting themselves into. In fact, the second half of this book is devoted to his experiences after he became "Tucker Max, famous guy." And underneath it all (this may sound Pollyannaish), I think that he's probably an OK guy -- at least better than a lot of guys his age who are not nearly as self-reflective, and who don't disclose what they're about when they're up to things as equally scummy.