Someone I know has this. Don't worry- there's only one of these.

**ONLY READ THE FOLLOWING IF YOU'VE READ THIS** Ok, so at one point Billy says he only cheated on his wife once, and goes on to describe it. Ok? But then he also says he was abducted by the aliens BEFORE his wife's death. And we know he sleeps with <strike>Anne Heche</strike> Montana while with the aliens on their planet. So does that prove that the aliens really weren't real?

The first few pages are bad- but then it becomes really, really good. And then- to my utter despair, at least- it turns into a history lesson several hundred pages long. This is how I got through it: Rowan= Janet Michael= Brad Lasher= Rocky

I love Tamora Pirce again, and am going to pretend the Immortals series never happened.

Ironically, very similar to "Dogs of Babel", but also very good on its own. There are too many similarities to count for only 400 characters, so I won't write them...but readers who liked one, may very well like the other. Flashes back repeatedly to the month of my birth, so it fufills my selfish whims quota.

For my college essay, I wrote that despite being an athiest I think the person I'd find most interesting to have lunch with (or dinner, however that question goes) would be Jesus. This is for people like me (and people not at all like me too- I'm just selifish like).

I thought this be cheesy air-filled chick-lit crap that'd be a fitting break from the more serious books I'd read recently. But instead, these 2 authors have convinced me they hate rich people and rich people suck more than even Vonnegut's character in "Hocus Pocus" does (THAT IS HOW DEPRESSING THIS BOOK IS!) It's also pretty air and crap filled too.

I LOVED this (why was this removed, amazon??)

A better sequel I'd be hard-put to find. (though I really wish there was more)

A Good read (tho wtf is up with me reading books that profile the marriage of fictional artists...the mask maker in 'Dogs of Babel' the writer in 'Lisey's Story' and now this. They're all good unique books, but they are starting to blend together).

I didn't particularly like this book and kinda wish I'd never read it, but it wasn't "The Bluest Eye" either- I don't roughe the day I ever laid eyes on it.

An interesting life, to be sure.

I think I want to marry this book.

A clever, CRAZY and cute tale of a world run by vampires.

borrowed this from a friend, will finish it when I meet up with her again.

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