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Scott Hess _cott_llen_ess — I did not want this book to end! I felt like I knew the characters personally and was rooting for each one--even the ones from the past--to find happiness.

Mungai Kiroga mungaik — I really don't know how to rate this book. It is very informative, but also too religious for me to tolerate or truly recommend, except that it might be the most comprehensive source for this sort of information available to laymen. I read this because I am almost 30 and feel like I need to get my health in order now. I have no plans to have children soon or even to go off hormonal birth control at the moment. But these are both things I will consider doing in my 30s so figured informing myself about it now would be a good idea.

никита толстов tolstovgroup — I really enjoyed the writing style of Lemony Snicket. He would add definitions of certain words he used to better explain the situation. So by reading this book, you get both a great story and a vocabulary lesson. This story is not such a happy one and doesn't have the most fortunate ending, but Snicket does warn the reader in the beginning. So you can't say you were not warned.

Trung Nguyen minhtrungnb — I loved this time-bending tale that winds together the paths of characters in San Francisco and New York connected by the teen-punk scene, the music industry, family, and getting old. It's twisted, hilarious and familiar. I'm pretty sure Egan partied in San Francisco in the 90s.