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Aurelien Trouble aurelientr27e0 — This book put words to experiences I've had with my own relationship with my mother better than any I've read so far... The movie is actually freakin' awesome, too.

Ian Macgregor ianmacgregor — Great read - but then again I love the mob! And love that there are Bridgeport mentions.

Flapper Head _lapper_ead — I wandered into the Indian Trail Library, in North Carolina looking for a book to listen to. Just something to pass the time. On the top shelf were selections the librarians recommended, and the cover caught my attention. Without even reading the back, I popped in the 1st disk and was whisked away to a murder mystery in my hometown of Ann Arbor, Michigan! Which turned out to be exactly what I needed. Huge coincidence, or divine guidance....

Margarita Alonso maggiealonso — SECOND READ: March 26, 2010 Listened to the audio book edition. The reader isn't the best, but dang it all if I forgot just how funny the banter is in this book! It makes me forget that I don't care for the reader because I am so busy smirking and laughing out loud so often. I still love this book! I tried to distract myself at the sad part by (1) knowing it was coming, (2) only half-listening to the audio book, and (3) cleaning the bathrooms. But dang that Shannon Hale for still making me cry despite it all. Seriously, I was washing the mirror when a tear rolled down my cheek. But I still did quite a bit of laughing out loud (and even smiling/smirking like a geek while listening to the book while grocery shopping). -------------------------- FIRST READ: March 4, 2009 I smiled. I smirked. I giggled. I laughed. I laughed some more. I mulled the problem in my head. I laughed A LOT more. I thought about it some more. Then I laughed so stinkin' hard that I had to put the book down 3 separate times before being able to continue reading. I thought some more. I laughed hard again and had to put the book down a second time to calm down my out-loud uncontrolled laughter. Then I got teary. Literally. Followed by some smiles. More tears. More giggles. More thinking. Then some big alligator tears. A smile. A smirk. Some more giggles. Some more laughter. Some cursing at the characters for being stupid. Some relief when they seemed to be headed back in the right direction again. Some more laughing. Well actually, a lot more laughing. And then the perfect ending for this story.

Taoming Liao liaotaoming — This novel is about a woman whose husband leaves her for a much-younger woman. The couple has two children who are left solely in her care, even though she's left incapacitated by anger and shock. The sheer ferocity of this writing is stunning; the downward spiral of the protagonist seemed very real to me.