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Daniel Ramos ramos91s — This book was OK. But I DID like how it ended. We should all make a list of things we want to do with our own lives. It is easy to let time slip away and then be bummed you never got to....go to go to Europe or go swimming with the dolphins...or whatever you have always dreamed of doing. I want to make a list right now....it could make life just a bit more interesting!

Laura Torres _a_o_u — ** spoiler alert ** I'm not a big fan of Lisa McMann so i didn't exactly have high hopes for this book. It was really good but i don't especially like her writing style. The idea of talking and moving desks was a little much for me, it should have had a little more explanation. it all came together in the end thankfully but it was so confusing in the beginning! Also, Kendall, The Main character, drove me crazy, her OCD was so annoying! having to check the windows 6 times every night? mentioning it was fine but the author explaining the routine in detail every night was too weird. I think that mostly, i just liked the story line of the book, which was not as developed as it should have been. It is just my personal opinion on the author that got in the way... so Definitely Worth reading!

Owain Oosthuizen _wain_ — This book is about a small frontier town, buffering the civilized world of "Empire" from the unknown and untrusted "Barbarians." The Magistrate finds himself in a moral dilema when Empire Officials come to "question" (i.e. torcher) Barbarians captives. The book examines the concept of truth, old verses new, and what is indeed "barbarian."

Loona Põtter loonafa31 — These are very dry little pieces, little hypotheticals that are extremely entertaining. If you enjoy a kindof absurdist, random humor, these imagined scenarios will have you choking back moist snorts of glee. Interesting biographical note: The author is the son of noted columnist Frank Rich. Head-smacking biographical note: he's like 21 years old. Prodigies suck. For a taste, check out the excerpt printed in the New Yorker (the top one is the best, I think): [http://www.newyorker.com/humor/2007/0...]