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Jorge Rosa jorgeportafolio — So so funny. So so silly. Psmith (the P is silent)is the main character. The name alone deserves five stars, but the whole book is equally ridiculous. There should be a Wodehouse imitation competition, but who could imitate him? Wodehouse, of course, can make fun of himself better than anyone, but alas, he's kicked the bucket, washed his hands of life, is dancing with the angels, in short,old chum, he's dead.

Bruno Lourenco brunnolou — I thouroughly enjoyed this book. I liked the kids in it, it had adventure and mystery, a happy ending, and now I come to find out it has a sequel! I thought the writing was good, the story did not drag on, and it was just a nice book. Why are kids books so wonderful? I can't wait for my daughter to be old enough so I can read it to her.

Jenny Berg jenny8a1a — If you like "Sex and the City" and enjoy chick-lit, "Girls' Poker Night" is a book that you probably will enjoy. This debut novel by Jill A. Davis is a quick, easy read that is sharp and witty. The author has experience with comedy having worked as a writer on the David Letterman show. The novel is comprised of many mini-chapters...often less than a page long each. This makes the book very easy to read in spare moments. Ruby Capote is a young woman who writes a `single woman on the edge column.' She begins to feel trapped by her life in Boston and her boyfriend, Doug. Ruby expresses her feelings as "Imagine settling for a life you can have because you don't have the courage to go after the life that you really want." She escapes by moving to New York City where she has gotten a job writing a column or the New York News. These she establishes a weekly poker night where five of her girlfriends come over and they discuss their lives over a game of cards. Ruby is neurotic and has a huge fear of commitment, which leads to several different situations that occur in this novel. Overall, an enjoyable book that ends a bit too soon. While, there is nothing terribly original about this book, it did make me laugh. It's a good book to read if you are looking for a break from more serious reads.