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Burzuma 1 burzumineebf — Wow. This book is intense! The story is about a girl named Sam who's life is turned upside down when she and her friends get into a car accident and she is killed. Instead of passing on she repeats the same day over and over again, learning from her mistakes and attempting to change the present. This book delves into bullying and 'means girls' better than anything I have ever read or seen. At first you hate Sam and her friends. They're cruel with little regard for anyone but themselves. But as the book goes on you gain a new understanding of them. They go from being cruel to pathetic. You learn that they attack other's to hide their own insecurities. Sam also grows and begins to see the importance of being kind, realizing (with shock) how mean she used to be. The story is well written, interesting and profound. I loved every minute of it until the end. The thing is though, I don't know how I would have changed the end, it just left me a little unsettled and wishing for something different. I wish I could write more about it and what bothered me but then this would have to be hidden for spoilers. Anyway, I would recommend this book! I'll probably have my own kids read it to help them gain a deeper understanding of bullying and it's consequences.

максим дубрава befezutckidd49 — I am currently in love with Ivan E. Coyote, that is all.

Shimo Lino shimolino — Funnier than I expected.

胡 苏 a11750740486467 — The compelling thing about this book is it's organization. It relies heavily on well known published memoirs -- including Solzhenitsyn and Ginzburg -- so there isn't a lot of new or shocking inforamtion. What it does do, and where Ginzburg and Solzhenitsyn ~fail, is giving a whole picture chronilogically AND thematically. After reading each chapter, which have obvious headings along the lines of "arrest", "transfer," "women and children" and "work" one has the impression of a full understanding of the myriad of experiences for that given group at a given time. To do that for something as massive and significant as the Gulag is truly a remarkable accomplishment. . . and it did win the Pulizter :)

Wenqi Xiao 995446941d7b5 — delightfully witty and clever. It was absolutley hilarious and I would recommend it to anyone who loves the Jane Austen books.

Mauricio Hincapie mauriciohincapie11 — I picked this up because I wanted to read "The Canterville Ghost." I enjoyed the entire collection; it is witty, engaging, and lovely- quite an amazing collection! "Lord Arthur Savile's Crime" is my favorite.