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Therese Pedro coffeedtea — i like this book it has real life problems that all teens go through and it is (in my oppinion) the best book to read with a best friend or even with a family member i love all three characters and how they are all different and can still be best friends there personalities are much like regular teens i reccomend this book to all girls who go through boy problems and bestfriend problems and even to boys who are having a little trouble with there friends.

Jelden Caagbay jelden_caagbay — I read this originally for historical purposes, just to see what all the fuss was about really in all the other biographies I'd read. However, I took it out of the library and couldn't put it down. I loved Strachey's quiet exasperation of the Queen's somewhat questionable fashion sense at the state visit to Paris in 1855. It was the first time I'd read about such a reaction to her clothing and the slightly unnerving image of all that green and carnations was rather amusing. As was the profusion of rings and (of course) the giant gold poodle handbag. I also found it extremely interesting how well Strachey wrote about Albert's death, especially as he wrote it before authors could use the Queen's diaries and a great deal of other sources to expand their knowledge. In fact, as he wrote 'Queen Victoria' in 1921, Princess Beatrice would still have been alive and still editing said diaries! I would recommend this book to someone who is interested in Victoria, as it gives an amusing and concise history of her life without being too long or complicated.

Mitchell F mitchellfoster — such an amazing book. poetry at its best and most natural. excellent recommendation, lon beery!!!

Timo Wadenpohl buero_wadenpohl — http://contemplatrix.wordpress.com/20...