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Gary Hili garyhili — Outrageous. That is simply one of the more worthy adjectives to sum up this devilishly enthralling book. It may be one of the few reads where every other paragraph I find myself chuckling in amazement and shaking my head in revulsion simultaneously. Seen through the eyes of a child of one of the most disfunctional families every known to print, the narrative begins in the realm of a three year old's fairytale adventureland. This first section of the book demonstrates Jeanette Walls' most daring accomplishment as an author: seducing the reader through the luster of childlike wonder as it twinkles against the crudely cut pallete of homeless life. The real punch in flavor comes from the severity of the delusions of her parents. With their precocious philosophies and obsession with their own audacity of being excessively bohemian, the parents are deliciously and disgustingly unpredictable. In fact, most of the thrill lies in the question that becomes more prominent throughout the book: Just how disurbed are these parents? The reader instantly becomes sucked into Walls' mesmerizing grip, her seasoned storytelling fingers pulling and bending our emotions wherever she wants them to go. She is in complete control of every mouth dropping moment committed by the bipolar mother and that egomaniac bastard of a father. "The Glass Castle" becomes an unexpected page turner as the reader grows from curious to desperate to see the protagonist's perception change,to witness Walls' mature into the disenchantment of adolescence, and to finally watch her realize just how disturbingly wrong her life actually is. Never have I, as a reader, been so intensely on edge for the character so see what I see. Few authors have meshed the hilarious with the appalling as seamlessly as Walls does here. "The Glass Castle" is ultimately refreshing, jarringly and gleefully so.

Thejumber Omar _ — I loved this book. I thought from the title and even description that I would not enjoy it, but it was a fantastic read. I loved the references of music and pop culture to identify the time periods, and I loved that it was a realistic love story based on something science-fiction or fantasy notion of time travel. Great read. I admit it took me a chapter or two to get into it, but read it in one sitting once I was invested!

Paolo Conizzoli paoloconi96 — I'm thinking Dead Kennedy is one of my favorite literary characters of all time. Don't grab his jacket.