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Roma Rogachev rogachev — I read this in my quest to read more Meg Cabot and it was better than typical romance. The jumping POVs annoyed me, though. Enjoyable, but not one I'd necessarily read again.

Steven Boyd mrmikependa556 — Written by the british Danny Wallace as a sort of diary- but comes across as a fiction book. Danny comes to a point where he has no life, says no to going out with friends- then one day the subway is stopped and he happens to take the bus home. He is joined by a man and they get to talking about life, when Danny tells him how his life seems to be going no where, the man simply says, "say yes more". Danny takes this quite literally, he decides to say yes to everything, to going out, to taking on extra work at his job, to even spam! I think this books was a real reality check, and makes you more positive to what life has to offer- to just saying yes more.

Wilton Santana wiltonsantana — I've never read this and always meant to. Currently reading it thanks to it being mentioned in my science and religion course and in a very interesting article about it's role in the origin of the idea of the mad scientist.