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Desaxismundi Desaxismundi desaxismundi — This is an odd allegory about order and anarchy, good and evil, and human nature. Police infiltrate a council of English anarchists, leading to a series of chases, disguised enemies, and plot twists. The conversations are often full of comedic puns and wordplay, but are also packed with philosophical statements. I’d need to read it again to fully grasp the symbolism. There are a few hints at its Christian undertones from the beginning, but they really surface at the end. I listened to the free LibriVox audiobook.

Anyik03 Velasquez a_dg09159e — A book that discusses teen alientation and anomie. Gaines has a lot of empathy for misunderstood teens. Her investigation of a teen suicide pact is interesting. Areas of her analysis could have been stronger. Sadly, it seems like teen alientation has not changed much since her research in the 1980s. She provides some interesting evidence for the "does music cause suicide?" debate.

Jose Perez joseyahoo1d460 — At first I thought Bud seemed a lot like Kenny from the "The Watsons...." but he eventually developed into his own unique character. Curtis has a wonderful talent for using humor in his stories that wraps around difficult situations or events. I especially liked reading the afterword at the end of the book where Curtis explained how he developed his characters from real life family members and how he encourages young readers to listen to the stories of their grandparents and parents and learn more about how different decades were compared to the times we live in now.

Yah At icon1970c928 — Not as good as The Fountainhead. Still a great read but somewhat long winded.

Nilton Júnior njdesign — **Check out more of my reviews on Books As You Know It**