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Deus Lexus doctor_cos50d6 — Very interesting - at times a bit too biologically technical for my taste, but overall good and worth plowing through the technical parts. Gave me a lot to think about with regards to ethics in medical research.

Ricarda Peoplecraft _icarda — My very prim roommate lent me this book during spring quarter in Budapest, and I couldn't help but wonder if she was trying to tell me something. A stock broker kills bums, lovers and acquaintences in gruesome and torturous ways, and nobody in his vapid world of Wall Street types notices. As his crimes and the aftermath become more outrageously heinous, it becomes clear that we're no longer dealing with reality. Are the events simply fantasies of sick mind? Is the book set in some kind of terrible surrealist netherworld? Hmmm.

Denis Gasanenko fondifond — This was one of those books I picked up solely on the cover and the front page description: The Tenderly Funny Story Of A Modern Girl's Growing Up. This book was first published in 1945, and so I was interested in what was considered to be a "modern girl" during the time my grandmother was growing up. This book was so delightful. It has exceptional descriptive writing along with a very funny and poignant narration of the young main character, Cress Delahanty. This short little book, is divided into five parts. Each part highlighting a year of Cress's life, from age twelve to sixteen. It reads like a series of short stories. Each little chapter narrates an incident in her life. I laughed out loud at so many parts. But the author did not use obvious humor, or zany antics to entertain her readers; just the true-ness of how young girls think, act, and interpret, life. As a mother of four girls (none yet teenagers) I found myself shaking my head over and over again, as I recalled my own awkward, self-induced drama of going from child to near adult, and making mental notes to remember and prepare for what will be coming down the pipe for me in a few years. Not all fun and fluff, certain chapters took a more darker turn, like the creepy father of a friend hitting on fourteen year old Cress, or Cress realizing that her beloved piano teacher is having an affair. This book was told, really quite re markedly well from not only this young girl's perspective, but her parent's as well. My favorite quote from the book is: "She was now fourteen...she had more feelings then she knew what to do with, more emotions than her tranquil life permitted her to discharge". The only reason I would not give it 5 stars is because it ended so abruptly, and with an ending I did not quite understand. But still a terrific book, my a very talented author. I highly recommend, and will be looking for other books by Jessamyn West.