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Lim Enqi woweq — All of this series! So good!

Herolgame Super herolgeimefb74 — I read a lot of books. I don't frequently run across books I really love, anymore. There's a lot of junk. But this one I loved. It's mostly a coming-of-age story of this high school boy. He meets a very strange girl who becomes his girlfriend. Most of what I loved about the book was all of the weird art and music she got him (and therefore the reader) interested in. There are MANY references in this book that have got me reading all sorts of other things. But beyond that, or related perhaps, is the way she got him to look around at the world and find it to be a more interesting place. She cracked open the world for him. I like reading glimpses of that because I need more of it, myself. The book doesn't exactly have an ending. The girl disappears and the narrator never figures out what happened to her. Theoretically there are clues within the book that tell you what's going on, even while the narrator can't interpret them. There's also a web site where you can get mailed further clues. I didn't figure out in any definitive way what happened, but the further clues taught me of some really nifty bands and artists, like the rest of the book did. Half of the books I'm bothering to list today are things I read because I read this one first.

Mudo Vzz elmudolb — Her first book, past editor of Elle, she has told a story of Hong Cong before War 11, during and after weaving an interesting plot.

Josiah Starnes siahstar114451 — I love me some books with a magical twist to them. And Little Black Dress by Susan McBride delivers just that in her latest, and spectacular, novel. Even though I appreciate a good paranormal twist in books, sometimes they can be hard to achieve. But McBride manages to pull it off, all while delivering an emotional story that had me cheering and crying at the end. The main character is Antonia Ashton, a workaholic who is forced to move home to Blue Hills after her mother, Evie, suffers a stroke. While going through her childhood home, Antonia stumbles upon secret after secret. Much of the hidden past has to do with her aunt Anna, who mysteriously vanished fifty years earlier the night before her wedding. Through the help of one little black dress, the three women learn lessons about family, love, and even magic. I just adored this book. I didn’t want to put it down, I wanted it to keep going after I finished; just an all around great read. All three characters are complex and engaging, and I was invested immediately in their stories. The book changes from past to present, and kept giving readers a little taste of what happened between Evie and Anna and why Anna ran away and how that linked to Antonia in the present. I think chick lit readers would have a great time reading this book, and it sure makes you want your own magical LBD! This makes it on my Favorites List for 2011. Get your copy!

Miranda Mccarthy londonbird — So far I like this book! It's for book club next month. I've read about half of it so far... I like the little girls attitude, she seems to make the best of every situation, even though from an adult perspective, we can see that it's not as rosy as she thinks it is. Great book so far! edited: I finished this book but never added my review. I think the main character is awesome and I think her parents really tried to screw her up but she obviously has a lot of dignity and character and made the best of her bad childhood. Her parents were obviously in a pattern that they either weren't capable of breaking free from or just didn't want to. Hats off to the gal for her abilities to choose a different path for her life.