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Camaleão Creative camaleaocreative — I read this book in high school and I have never so vigilantly begged other people not to read a book- but the damn title seems to be too alluring to pass up. Obviously it's been years since I have read it, so I don't feel fully qualified to comment on the quality of the writing, but the story and situations are consistently sad, eerily violent, and filled with dissatisfaction and unhappiness. By the time you reach the end it feels like many bad things happened yet nothing much really happened at all. It did give me an insight into life in English suburbia, but otherwise made me grateful to live in my sheltered boring American town (which, upon talking to any of my friends, you'll learn is quite a feat)

宝 勒 2293262149d700 — A very nice YA book that looks at the issues of growing up in a research station orbiting Jupiter in the rather near future timeline. Good science, good people relations and a different take on the "dealing with a bully in space" issue. Benford is a Ph.D. research scientist and his painting of a research community in space, along with great details on Jupiter, are well-done. As good as any early Heinlein YA.

Vedrana Hrbak vedranahrbak — Dederer has some really funny lines in here. Her voice is vivid and the writing frequently lively. Because I'm also in my thirties (barely ;)) raising young children, I think this book was interesting to me in a way it would not have been at another time. The yoga bits, which are actually pretty minimal/tangential, were just okay, but I don't really have an interest in yoga. Also, I found the "Child's Pose" chapters, in which she examines her childhood experiences, sort of distracting and not really very interesting.