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Ikaika Sugui isugui720d — I read this while putting together an exhibit on Irish Literature relating to the 1916 Easter Rising for my Rare Books seminar last semester. It's a tiny play, but really good. It's exactly what I want out of Irish literature - nationalistic, proud, sad, and poignant. Plus, Maud Gonne played Cathleen when it first opened, and I just love the whole unrequited love thing Yeats had with her.

Dcbdesign Dcbdesign dcbbranding — Easy and enjoyable. You begin, you finish, then you're like, where did the time go?

Nan Wang nannanwang — Entertaining, but forgettable. It has a very similar feel to another Sarah Dessen book, The Truth About Forever: Girl begins the book separated from her old, familiar life. Bad Boy takes interest in girl and is surprisingly kind and misunderstood. Girl follows Bad Boy and discovers that life is so much more than she assumed it had to be. I had a real issue with the narrator. I was listening to the audiobook, and the voice actress was simply awful. She made Owen sound desperately foolish and self-absorbed about his music. He seemed dorky and obnoxious, but he was supposed to seem big and tough on the outside. And Mallory, Owen's sister, was given a voice that grated on the nerves. Not to mention that the voice used for the main character was often filled with unnecessary airheadedness. I often had to re-think a line of dialogue that was just said, and imagine how I would have said it in my own head, if I had been reading it. Any actor that brings me out of the story so often isn't doing their job correctly. I might have liked the characters more if I had been reading it instead of having it read to me, which is unfortunate! It's not often that a narrator can disrupt the story so badly. I'd recommend the book, but not the audiobook.

Matheus Terra matheustsr — I realize now the controversy surrounding the book, but I still think it was amazing. James Frey does a fabulous stream of consciousness while still building characters and an outstanding story. A little over a year later, I think I've come to the point where I could actually read it again.