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Pin Pink pinkpindesign — I think this is probably a very interesting book, but my Civil War phase did not last long enough to allow me to finish it.

Felipe Ponce felipe6cc4 — This book is not especially memorable, but it is extremely hilarious. It is Tina Fey doing what she does best--witty, random, and often self-deprecating humor. The only difference is that this book is written about her own life instead of about fictional characters. (Hint: Tina Fey doesn't just play Liz Lemon, her character on the television show 30 Rock. In many ways, she is Liz Lemon.) In terms of raw numbers of laugh-out-loud moments per page, it beats any book I have read in the last five years. The chapters don't really fit a theme, and she doesn't even try to connect them. Some are stories from her past. Others are about someone she knows. In my favorite chapter, she answers comments from people on the Internet. This book is remarkably similar to the television show 30 Rock, on which she is both a writer and a star. It does not try to teach you anything. It is served well with popcorn. But sometimes it's insightful when you least expect it.

Shilpa Prateek shilpaprateek — I picked up this book because there was an article I read a few weeks ago about how it's still controversial--even banned in some places. I wondered how a teen book written in 1975 could still be considered "taboo" by today's standards. I was actually very surprised at how sexually explicit it was. Everything (and I do mean everything) is described in very graphic detail. Parts of the book seemed more like a "how to" manual, and other sections bordered on pornography. As with all realistic fiction, there are sections of the book that haven't aged well--people don't hook rugs, listen to records or embroider mushrooms on their pants anymore for fun--but Judy Blume writes so well that the dated content was inconsequential. I thought that the book was kind of predictable, and it got a little boring at parts, but overall, I enjoyed it.