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Miao Jone _ojone — A masterful novel written entirely in dialogue. Two cellmates recall the plots to their favorite movies. Don't bother with the film version, but the book is very good.

Rowielyn Nocon iamrowie — Jonathan Franzen creates an intelligent, witty critique of American family relationships, the bourgeoisie, and middle American backgrounds. What makes his writing so unique, is his ability to perfectly craft and exciting novel by smoothly intertwining the lives of multiple main characters he is able to bring to life with anecdotes that will have you cringing, sighing, or falling out of your chair laughing. Franzen uses sharp wit and dry humor, in the way an author like Zadie Smith employs keen sensitivity, to paint his portrait of complex family relationships. For an excellent novel, sharp social commentary, and a book that will never let you look at your Midwestern family the same way again... The Corrections will deliver.

于 淼 3415546063bf — i read this because everyone else was reading it. here are some things i realized: joan didion lived a glamorous life, in the way that i'd like to live glamorously, but i don't think i'd like her if i met her. her style is absorbing, and i read this mostly in one sitting, but something about it also pushed me away. it's that mixture of openness - she's describing intensely personal feelings - and distance, and i'm not sure if that's just the nature of the subject she's writing about, if writing about grief demands distance and openness at the same time. maybe those who know her saw that same contradiction in her during that year, and she's just done a fantastic job of capturing her own emotions and her own presence. it was hard to read and hard to put down.

Norifumi Kudeken indie_ — HILARIOUS ! ! ! This was the first book I read by Sedaris and I have been hooked to his books ever since (which has been a good thing and a bad thing depending on which books you read). Seriously though, this book is a good read and time flies by. Sedaris makes you family right off the bad by inviting you into his "modern" yet "unique" family. Filled with surprising quips of dialogue and thought this book is a for sure hit and one you should have on your shelf.

Tom Philibeck _om_hilibeck — I really liked Uglies. I liked Pretties and I really didn't like Specials. It seemed like this book was written fast without much editing. I really liked Tally's love interests in the first two books and they weren't really in the third book. Shay was in this book a lot but Shay is dark and depressing. I had to force myself to finish this book.