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Marco Martins marco_martins — i was on a roadtrip, and i almost missed all of oregon due to this amazing, amazing book.

Joe Allard designdevil — Not only am I going to reread this book immediately, I'm going to select stories for my students to read this year. While there are a handful of stories that are a bit uneven, they are still astonishing. "Post-modern fairy tales" is as good a tag for this book as I've seen, and yet that doesn't quite do this collection justice. I'm puzzled, surprised, delighted and annoyed by these stories, sometimes all at once. (The "annoyed" part comes from having to work out what some stories mean, which is another way of saying that perhaps I've gotten lazy when it comes to short stories, or I've gotten too used to hyper-realism in short fiction.) As a reader who enjoys fables and various modern attempts to write them (Isak Dinesen, for one), I thoroughly enjoy Ben Loory's book.

Ray Adams ray5475 — I enjoyed the story, but I am not sure if I enjoyed it any more than the movie.

Anna Wong _nna_ong_au_uk — This book is on my top five favorite books ever. The way the story unfolds from different characters perspectives is so unique. This is a wonderful story about a family's struggle and young girl's struggle to be noticed not taken for granted. This book had me laughing and crying at the same time. I just can not get over how much I enjoy reading Jodi Picoult's writing, it is perfectly describtive and the plot's she comes up with are unlike anything else. Just read this book!

Matthew Grandin mattgrandin — Thank god for that - a book written by a woman that I can love. I started it before and got to around page 40 and gave up on it. Then went back to it, wasn't that pushed up to page 40, but after that point there's a magical turnaround. Authorial fact - Flannery O'Connor died of lupus in her early thirties.