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Catherine Skye catherineskye — I wasn't sure I'd ever find a book I loved as much as travelling mercies. I love the irreverance in her love for Christ. But Plan B speaks even more to me - from the essay on frustration with being a youth group volunteer to the treatice on her thighs. This book is without compare.

Mohamed Elbeidak mmb4advert — A pure delight!! This book reminded me A LOT of 84 Charring Cross Road by Helene Hanff. Call me a sentimental romantic, but I much preferred and admittedly, fell in love with Shaffer's fictionalized characters.

Karl Gookey mistergookey — My 14-year-old grandson in California loaned my this book (I've gotten lots of good recommendations from him). I haven't read the others in this YA series, but this one was interesting and offered some thought material about New York and all big cities.

Leandro Geek leandrogeek — definitely nails office culture. made me uneasy more than laugh out loud hilarious. "we" thing annoying.

Asad Ali asadalis1112 — The subject matter of this book was a bit about witch craft which is always an odd topic to me. It was well written, but I did not connect.

Dani Cavallari danicavall85aa — i found this book at Harvard's bookstore so i read it in the store. it was kind-of funny and very cleverly done.

Katie Ramirez _atie_amirez — This book was hilarious! I read the other reviews and people should really look at what they are reading. I mean, what do expect Chelsea Handler to write? She isn't Kerouac.

Maude Pascale _aude_ascale — This is very strong book that paints a brilliant picture of our society and makes a big impact on the reader. One can learn a lot from it and I think it should be required reading for high school/college literature classes. I myself read it for a class in high school and got really into the symbolism and discussion that came out of reading it as a group. Having said this, and recognizing it as an important work of American literature, i have to (with an ashamed red face) admit that, for me personally, it's not something I all-out loved reading. I do enjoy a challenging read, but ultimately, the voice, writing style, and pacing just aren't up my alley and so it lost some of it's pull for me compared to the other works we read in that class. I'm sure my personal reading preferences do not detract from such a classic though, I mean--it's takes all kinds...that's part of the message right?