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Fuad Rahmat fuadrahmat — This book is the sequel to Twilight, another amazing read. It was quite nearly as good. It also broke my heart. Quite literally, my chest hurt the entire time I was reading, and I got it out of the library yesterday morning, finishing before midnight. Needless to say, it was exceptionally difficult to put down. The book opened with Bella, the heroine of the last novel, becoming a year older than Edward, at least a year older than he was when he became a vampire. She gets a paper cut during her birthday party at the Cullen's house, nearly causing a riot, and Edward decides to leave her for her own good. Why she couldn't see through that... well, no, I did understand. She felt inadequate next to her surrealistically beautiful boyfriend, and her own self-doubt allowed her to believe he didn't love her anymore. So anyway, she spent months in a fog of misery before she realizes that if she places herself in danger, she can "hear" Edward's voice. It was amazing to me how Meyer could make me feel Bella's heartbreak. I plowed through the novel, feeling a hole in my chest just like Bella's the entire time. This would definitely not be a good book to read if the love of your life had just dumped you, but for anyone else it's a lovely, moving tribute to the intense infatuations of adolescence. I can hardly wait for the next book.

Colin Axler _xler — I’ve loved Lisa Lutz’s previous books (fun, quirky detective family) but I just couldn’t get into this. In fairness, it could be because it was the very first book I’ve ever read on a Kindle so perhaps I was just getting used to it. As always, Lutz (and her coauthor) has fun, unique characters but for some reason this story line was just too goofy and the back and forth with her coauthor too gimmicky, which is ironic because it was this construct that attracted me to the book in the first place.

Shishi Sunny shishisunny — I love this book. I taught it for four years in a row and still love it.