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Tim Guo _ — Great book about junk and how people to relate to things as well has how they relate to one another. Actually, I just remembered I didn't finish it.

Laura Gonzalez laurieguns — A little dated, but an entertaining, quick read. My problems weren't with the prose, nor the humor of the book...I had an issue with her cluelessness. Essentially, Barbara is reflecting an ENTIRE social class of people in this book. How can you be THAT CLUELESS to the struggles the impoverished deal with daily? I was entertained by her internal quips to people, but expecting those around her to KNOW the difference inherently just by speaking wth her that she is an "educated woman" as opposed to the "unskilled worker"....hmmmm. I was disappointed with her allotment with which to begin the project, and her unwillingness to live in a car. Even I do that on the regular! I'm shocked she could be so clueless, acting like a first month and security deposit for an appartment would grow on trees for her coworkers. She had A LOT to complain about...like how hard it is to eat without a dining room table? REALLY?! She and her social classmates are a bit too damn spoiled. That being said, I appreciated her willingness to step out of her protected bubble (even though she had a cushion on which to fall that could release her from any true stress of living a life of poverty). The truth is, everyone who has a comfy middle class existence should read this book. It's a little disgusting that they are so lost.

Daniel Borberg daniel02ae — Sweet book for the middle grade. I loved hanging out with Lucy Wu and her family in this book. I learned a lot more about Chinese-American culture through the eyes of a sassy, smart and thoughtful middle-schooler with the "perfect" older sister and a brainy, but loveable older brother. Who can't relate to that? You will love The Great Wall of Lucy Wu. I would love to see more stories about the Wu family! Recommend.