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Medios Jesus medios8797 — This book is a national treasure. My mom read it to me when I was a kid; I'll read it to my kids one day. Shel Silverstein, too, was a national treasure. His indubitably unique view of the world is a fun place to visit.

Aseel Attar aseelattar — ** spoiler alert ** I loved this! Yet another case where the book was better than the movie. Dont get me wrong- I love the movie and the cast was phenomenal. However, the story in the graphic novel was so much more relatable. Instead of Enid falling for creepy ol' Seymour and forming a relationship with him (who, by the way, is Bob Skeets), she throws herself at a guy her age. Perhaps my favourite scene was when she gets home from the almost-sex with Josh, is wallowing in a pool of self-loath, and her father has set out a record player with a childhood record she'd been searching all over town for. It sent her through a wave of nostalgia and reminded me of something very dear my own father would do for me. I'm still not exactly sure about the end, though. It seems like a lot of time passes from when Enid doesn't pass the Strathmore exam to when she sees Becky and Josh eating inside the diner, likely as adults. That part was a bit confusing.

吴 世传 _olip — I'm not big into poetry, but Ferlinghetti packs as much story into poetic verse as most people stretch out over a whole novel. #21 is my personal favorite.