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Brett Jasper brettjasper — You always here people saying if I just did this, or if I could relive that, and I wish I could relive something, but Naomi gets a clean slate after flying down a flight of stairs in front of her high school. She lost the memory of the last four years of her life, to forget her move, her parents divorce, and everything in between. She has to put together her life by finding out who she was while figuring out who she is and who she wants to be, giving up what used to matter most like Ace, her boyfriend and her best friend WIll. She realizes how she wants to rebuild her life and gets to a comfortable state when her memory comes back and she has to choose which life she truly wants. If she wants to reconcile with her mother and meet her half sister, if she wants to accept her father getting remarried. I found this book interesting, making me think about how I would deal with a situation like this, or how it would feel to have to start over when everyone around you knows more about you then your self. I liked the book and it keep me intrigued through out the whole story. The only thing about the book that I didn't like was the first couple of pages, but after you get through those the plot line really picks up. I would recommend this book for anyone who is looking for a different and original plot within the "Chick-Lit" genre.

Shumaila Nazar shumailanazar — wow! this book sucked!

Kirsten J kkhoury — Jessica, I'm with you on this one, but I was able to finish it. Partly b/c a few people I know loved/liked it, and partly to see how 9/11 played out. And I did find it a very fast read. Knowing people who were in NYC for the aftermath, some of it is convincing, but most of it is more of the same -- characters with their Achilles' heels whining off into the distance. Annabel even annoyed me, too -- while a wonder in her work life, she was such an enabler in her home life. And if the major theme was Generations X and Y are trying to do away with the Baby Boomers, they're sure doing a lousy job of it. Which may be about right?

Elena Palui elenapalui — Great mystery. Really enjoyable - much in the style of Umberto Eco, I thought.