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Mo Seetubtim brandmentalist — awesome, awesome, awesome. Could be made into a wicked movie if someone wanted. Never writes simple good v. evil characters, nice twists, and well put togetether. tits.

Franck Ketchouang franckketce11b — This was my common book at Otterbein--the book that all incoming freshman have to read in an attempt to unify them. The author comes to speak and sign copies of the books, and the entire year sort of centers around this book. Reading it over the summer with no guidance was pretty tough. The book jumps back and forth across several time periods, and I had a hard time keeping up with what was happening when, and why. I ended up rebelling, and read the entire book chronologically instead, so I got a completely different view of the story than my classmates did. A book about Jesuits in space didn't seem like it would be that great, but in the end I really enjoyed it and I even bought the sequel, Children of God, although I have never actually read it. This book is as much a story about space travel as Life of Pi is just a story about a kid on a boat. Read: not at all. It all comes down to faith--what we have faith in and why, and what happens when our faith shatters as it sometimes can.

Fabiana Lima flsouza197b79f — This book is about two teenage twin sisters who are having a tough time with their family. Their mom is out campaining for congress and never home, and Daddy has some issues... Both of the girls are struggling through their own tough problems while their family is in the public eye, all the while falling apart. It has the same mood as her other novels (Crank, Glass, Burned, Impulse). They seem like a light read, but leave you with your mouth hanging open in shock at some parts. They're powerful, and they make you think. It's not really a make-you-feel-good kind of book. The ending surprised me though, with a pretty unexpected twist. Unfortunately, it was a huge twist that greatly effected the WHOLE book, and in my opinion it should have been introduced earlier. Overall, I thought it was a good read, and worth my time. It was a little messed up at times, but in the end, I just had to say "wow" (okay, three times...).