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Pedro Pimentão pedropimentao — Loved it. It made me mad a whole bunch. But still awesome. I really want the next book to come out sooner than expected. Can't wait.

Ty Taylor tytaylordesign — When I was in high school, one of my goals was to read the entire collection of fiction books in the school library. It wasn't that extensive, maybe a couple of bookshelves. I naturally started with the A's. After reading a lot of medicore and forgettable books, I reached Austen. What a gem! I read ALL her books including her unfinished novel Sandition . Elizabeth Bennet and Darcy are the classic couple who strongly dislike each other at first sight but gradually fall in love. I love Austen's writing style. She is very sharp in her observations of people. She never outright says Mrs. Bennet is foolish but shows us by Mrs. Bennet's action. When Lydia marries Wickham, Mrs. Bennet is more concerned about Lydia's wedding trosseau then the fact that Lydia had runaway with Wickham before getting married. I also like how both Elizabeth and Darcy overcame their stereotypes of each other to fall in love. Elizabeth assumes Darcy to be the typical rich snob and Darcy assumes Elizabeth to be as foolish and low-class as her family. The happy ending is completely earned.

Estelle Iung choufleur — Such a good book for young girls. Sweet and simple with being overbearingly so. Reminiscent of the old-school classics. I would imagine this to be a modern day version of The Swiss Family Robinson. Quite enjoyable overall.

Larry Baird larryebaird — Makes LORD OF THE FLIES look like good clean fun! I had to teach this book as a high school teacher. It was hard selling it to the kids because I really hated it myself. The problem is that Cormier is writing a book that just doesn't succeed on any level. SHOCK LEVEL -- no, it doesn't shock. It's not like A CLOCKWORK ORANGE where the violence is over the top, sensational, and terrifying. These kids are more like whiners and snitches who react to verbal taunts with elaborate schemes and weird paranoia rather than actual fistfights. BUDDY MOVIE -- no, there are no buddies. It's not like THE OUTSIDERS because neither the hero nor any of the villains have any real interest in sticking together. Everyone betrays everyone else at the drop of a chocolate bar, over stakes that are never quite explained. SOCIAL COMMENTARY -- no, there are no important social issues explored in any coherent fashion. One has a vague sense that this story is happening towards the end of the Sixties, yet oddly, the boys never mention drugs or allude to the fact that kids are getting high all over the place. They're all like boys in the a big plastic bubble. For reasons that are never explained. RELIGION -- this is a Catholic school, and it's rendered as a very ugly place. But there's no discussion of how church teachings have twisted the minds of the boys, or the brothers. There's also no religious hostility (or racial hostility) directed against boys from other parts of town. It's hard to believe these are real Catholic kids since they never allude to having rival groups or feeling like there are people in other neighborhoods they want to kill. They spend most of the time spying on each other.