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Editateam Editateam editate_am — Sad. Surprisingly sad. There was something really aching about all of this. I rarely read female main characters (I would hesitate to call Lucy a protagonist) written by men - they're generally awful. But this book was set in the town that my grandparents live in, the town 30 miles from where I spent my summers and where my parents grew up. And there are painfully few contemporary books set in Montana. Pete's narrative voice of Lucy makes a lot of sense to me as a girl that grew up lonely and weird in a small town in Montana. I didn't have Lucy's absentee parents (her father physically gone, her mother emotionally), but I did have the Weird Kid thing. It makes me wonder what my choices would have been if I'd had parents who were less involved in my life and if I were more traditionally pretty. A pretty damn good book. Flawed in places and I was bothered by how a sexual assault in the book was dealt with, but I have to remember that the narrator is an unreliable narrator. She isn't doing What Is Right or being an example, she's just a fucked up kid trying to figure things out. Grade: B

Beau Regard juicybeetle — This is not as good as his other books. I was disappointed. Of course it's still good in comparison to so much other terrible stuff out there, it just didn't feel as fresh and witty or fun to read as his other books/stories.

Daria Obida _aria_bida — I have to give a review as I like this book. I didn't love it as much as I love Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice, and the heroine here is different from Jane Austen's usual spunky woman who are always ahead of their times. But this book is Jane austen's last novel and is already past the Classical-chick lit (that's what I usually call Jane austen's other novel to non-Jane austen readers - to sell it to them but I'm not degrading Austen's novels by doing so. She is one hell of a chick-lit writer that wrote about it two centuries before the word chick lit was formed.) phase - this graduated to more mature tones and that's what i like about Persuasion.

Eduard Smirnov smied — very entertaining if a couple of the personalities are somewhat annoying. i had a hard time identifying with some of the characters who were a little over-the-top, almost like a caricature. Having said that, I also had a hard time putting the book down, reading it cover to cover in about three days. I'm not sure if I had known in advance how low-brow it was if I would have read it but I'm glad I did. It paints a very real and heartbreaking picture of dementia that has given me a new empathy for people who suffer from it.

Lais Santos laisinha — Drôle, troublant, irrévérencieux par le sujet mais sérieux par le traitement qu'il en fait. Un monde à découvrir!