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Stephen Phillips _tephen_hillips — My favorite kid book.

Sven Vandevenne svenv — Just had a British guy say to me the other day, "Can't say fairer than that!", and I actually knew what he meant after reading this book. I liked this better than On Beauty; On Beauty also focused on the intricacies of two families, which was great, but I enjoyed the complexity of this novel tying in a third family and more history/politics. It definitely engaged me more than On Beauty, which I read first. I noticed a lot of similarities between character types- the socially awkward middle-aged British man, as well as a strong-minded, but insecure, black female coming of age. I hope Zadie avoids repeating character types in future books, but perhaps one of her strength's is in how well she depicts the psychology of the characters she knows best. Overall, the climax and ending in this book was much more satisfying than the later book. My only substantial criticism is that it made me overly conscientious about my dental hygiene, to the point where I felt the urge to use Crest Whitening strips just to make it through a long passage.

Edes Bocaj edes1 — I'll never forget checking this book out time and time again from the library in 6th grade... sneaking it home past my parents, reading in secret about the life of a girl not too far in age from me, but who'd diverged so radically off the path of "traditional" girlhood onto one of darkness and solitude. I always wanted to know if Alice was a real person, and I always wanted to hug her and be her friend regardless.

Rakan Malkawi rakanmalka2377 — Adorable. Read and watched it acted out during Children's Theater section of theater class.