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Angel Whisenant _ngel_hisenant — Yet another book that falls into the 'neither good nor bad' category. Maybe I'll make a shelf for that. Anyway, the Liar Society had a lot of things going for it, and yet also felt somewhat lacking. Don't get me wrong; it's far from a bad book, but it just didn't feel fully... rounded. Not underdeveloped. The characters all seemed very well set up, and consistant. The narrator, Kate, was very believeable in her position of mourning her best friend without getting pouty and/or emo and depressed (or depressing), which is something not a lot of authors actually bother to do. The death is either a plot device, like in the case of So Shelly, or they spend the entire time moping and become entirely loathesome (as in the case of New Moon, even though Edward wasn't dead. Well, in the traditional sense of the word, anyway). But at the same time... I didn't really feel sympathetic towards any of them. I don't know why, but it was difficult to really get attached to them, or start liking them. Or disliking them. It's like there's a space between describing a person and bringing them to life, and the authors here couldn't figure out a way to get to the lifelike part. I don't know if that makes any sense, or if anyone else felt that besides me, but there you go. That's my opinion. Also, the premise was similar to that... it had it everything, but somehow missed being exciting. Judy Blundell wrote a book called Strings Attached that I felt was similar in that sense of 'has everything, but is somehow lacking'. It was a sort of murder mystery, and had enough twists and turns that it should have been exciting, and yet somehow fell flat. Maybe what was missing was sparkle. Leave it to me to point out something's non-shining-ness. But somehow, this book lacked, like... distinctive flair. I don't know. I feel like, considering the cover (which I kinda like) it should have been funny somehow, but it wasn't really too amusing. It also didn't have that 'Jaws-theme' feel that proper murder mysteries should have. Then again, maybe that's just me. So, overall, this was a very decent book (I feel like I've said that before... probably because I have). If you think it looks good, then read it. There is nothing I would say to encourage or discourage you from doing so.

Sanket Gupta sankramanproductions — The Medicine Bow National Forest has lots of great hiking, and this book shares many good hiking trails.

Ali Jabbar art7ali96c2 — Ditto. See review for Pretties.

Fred Banionis banionis — This was an exciting read and hard to put down, but whereas many other readers liked Secret History better than Special Topics in Calamity Physics, I strongly preferred Calamity Physics. I have far less affection for the narrator of Secret History, and a lot of it was just a bit too graphic for me--the college kids are so promiscuous and there are a lot of drugs in it. Not at all like my college experience! On the other hand, the author did a great job of including a lot of literary standards you find in Greek drama, Homer, Russian literature, and even children's classic literature, so that was very clever. And the language was beautiful, occasionally making me laugh.