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Pumpu Design pumpudesign — The Paper Eater. Another inventive psychological thriller cum black comedy cum dystopia from Liz Jensen. This time it’s a combination of an isolated society managed by corporate software, a small-time fraudster convicted of a serious crime he didn’t do, a cast of female characters suffering from a variety of misdiagnosed psychological issues, an imaginary family full of incestuous undercurrents, and a cell-mate uneducated in the game of chess. Oh, not forgetting, the title of the book which comes from the central character’s displacement behaviour/bad habit of chewing paper to make home-made papier mache. There is a love story to go with all of this as well. You simply cannot accuse Jensen of having a poor imagination! In comparison to my review of Egg Dancing, I found this book to be of the right length, and didn’t feel short changed by the story’s conclusion. A sparky read, with plenty of laser-guided gibes at the nonsense of corporate life.

Karla Rose karlarose8d236 — This was fun to listen to - light, uncomplicated, humorous with a good story line. Three sisters decide to return items to their father's old flames. In the process, they learn more about themselves, each other, their dad and their moms. I don't want to ruin the book for anyone, but not only the plot is good, but the way Caletti writes her story is also excellent. The narrator did an okay job with the story and characters. I wish there was a bit more distinction among all the characters in the narration, but overall this was well voiced. I recommend this book to YA readers, adults who want to remember the summers of high school, to those who like revenge stories and anyone who wants to read for the pleasure of reading.