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王 欣 wsxmnoo1487 — I read about 20-25 of these books. I read them in fifth and sixth grade. I strongly remember wanting to read these because they seemed cool and my older sister read a few of them. I remember that our library had a little display of them and I also bought a lot of them through the book catalogs we got at school. I remember most strongly the set up of the books; each book started explaining the club and describing each of the members. I also strongly remember the covers. Mary Ann was my favorite. She was most like me because she was shy and quiet. I particularly liked how in this one Mary Ann breaks through her shell some and her father has to let her grow up.

Moataz Ahmed _oa_az_amed — Very simple non-fiction.

Suleyman Kali suleymankali — I think the best story is "N"

Elena Palui elenapalui — This book is surprising. I love the way in which it was constructed...the short story aspect of this novel really opened up different view points on the main character of Olive Kitteridge. I love how realistic the themes are - those of marriage, parenting, tragedy, suicide, illness and natural death are all dealt with through endurance. Life happens. Things go WRONG. Life can be painful and yet we wake up everyday, until one day we don't...but we should never let ourselves get to the point where we don't WANT to wake up! I read this book because I have been trying to open myself up to new authors and in doing so I have read a few of the more recent Pulitzer Prize Winners in Fiction. This novel won in 2009. It being so recently written, I was struck by how many references to current events were included. This is very different from the older classics I usually read and I found it gave me a different sort of connection to the book and its characters. It could have been about my own grandparents...even though God, I hope that's not how they feel!