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Juan Espinel juansebastiane — Zevk: Meg Cabot tarafından "Yok Edici Kızı" / Michele Jaffe tarafından "Öp ve Söyle" / Stephenie Meyer tarafından "Yeryüzü Cehennem" SO sadece üç yıldız, sevdiğim her kısa hikaye için bir

Varvara Serdyukova varvara30008411 — read this shortly after i read the giver. it was odd......

Anthony Hayward hayward_an6d0e — If you don't like this book, I don't even know what to tell you. You're really missing out on this fantastic read!

Marco Cinelli nextslam — Can Yuki find a way to make it so that she doesn't go crazy on Halloween? Loved the idea of these books but felt shorted at the end I felt like these books could have gone on!

Mad Moon madmoon — First, the good: frank talk about teenage girls' sexual lives, exploration of double standards, inspiration from a classic (I'm a sucker for modern re-tellings). The bad? It took me a long while to feel as if I could relate to the protagonist at all. It seemed like her only personality trait for a good portion of the book was having a boyfriend. Finally, we find out she's also a control freak who works in a library (just like me! ha!) But seriously, the fact that every single girl in this book (with the exception of the "slut") has an athlete boyfriend really bugged me. They talk about the question of what is normal for a teenage girl in terms of sex. There's the girl who does it with her boyfriend, the girl who does "everything but" with her boyfriend, the girl who is waiting to do it with her boyfriend, and the girl who does it with lots of guys but doesn't tie herself down to one boyfriend. What about the plain ol' girl who has no guy (or guys) in her sex life? If I'd read this when I was a teenager, I'd tell all these chicks to shut up and stop complaining. At least you have boyfriends! The grownup me realizes that half of their boyfriends are total dicks.

Erika C erikacsilva — We all have a special gift that we can dedicate to the Lord.

Daniela Miturová danielamit8d58 — This is a wonderful, fascinating journey into the curious world of the food profession. The stories, both of the inner works of "Babbo" as well as the amusing tales on the "Dante-quoting butcher" were charming and revealing. While food is "bizzzness" as the butcher was fond of sating, these stories reveal something more; where an approach to food and an ascription of meaning to its preparation, handling, and eating is an expression of life itself. And given how little, it seems, that people today care about food, its an act approaching political and cultural rebellion. While Bourdain's "Kitchen Confidential" was entertaining, it was also cynical as well. Here, I read of admiration for a group of people who believe, profoundly, that food is something more than the stuff they make in factories.