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Isis Medalla isism — It's been a while since I've read this, but it is also a bit of a coming of age story--not as short or succinct, or poetic in the lyricism of its language and ideas as The Odd Sea, but it's got its moments.

Felipe Tintori felipe_tintori — This could also start an adolescent phase. I often paraphrase from this book without knowing it.

Alma Revolloso almarevollosophoto — Oh, way to go, O'Neills. You totally tricky-tricked me. 250 pages on "Open Marriage," and only two pages even mention the possibility of sleeping with other people. I paid a really good Nebraska quarter for this book! I could've turned that money into a couple of tampons or 1/4 of a corndog or something else I could shove into my vagina, but no. Instead I spent my very own Friday night on the couch with a ten dollar bottle of wine, just looking for the dirty parts in this book like some kind of Italian explorer, only to learn that my husband should sometimes wash the dishes and also let me be friends with people he doesn't like. Well, that is some fucking bullshit. If I learned anything from Twilight, it's that it's not love unless you're tied to your twin bed like in Misery, just completely at your lover's whim. Team Edward, away!

Karo-lee G karo_lee — In case you are wondering where have I been, I keep Grisham as an author with several unread books because I know if waiting on books from the library, I can quickly find something I haven't read. Anyway, this one started slow for me and I was wondering if I would be willing to finish. However, I was drawn in to this and ending up enjoying quite a bit.

Daniel Henry _anieldavidhenry — I've read a great deal about the Amish. This was interesting from a very personal perspective and I did learn a few new things about the culture that I didn't know before. His writing is vague at times and lacks some depth. In my readings, most people that leave the faith are teenagers or young adults that have never fully committed to the church. His situation is unique in that he does become a full member and then leaves. The end was much different than I expected and I wish the author expanded more on the specific details of his faith now. He does keep a current blog that I went to after reading to find out information, but I still wish his book expanded on his faith at the end. All in all, a good and quick read, especially if you are interested in the Amish.