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Catherine's bookshelf: read
This is quite a book - I picked it up and barely put it down before I finished it. Only three days after getting it, I'm already well into the sequel. Its Lowry's "the Giver" meets O.S.C's "Ender's Game" meets short st...
What a fantastic book! Author Kevin Roose is a sophomore at Brown University who realizes that he doesn't know much about how his evangelical peers live or believe. He heads to Liberty University, undercover, as a transfer student for one ...
This was a fantastic book, much better than I expected. It constantly challenged my mind as I would think to myself "this is happening in South Africa" and I'd have to say "no, in my own country." "Ok then," ...
This is one of the best novels I have read in a very, very long time, but it destroyed me. Extremely well done, but very, very personal and devastating.
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2 comments:
Forgot to tell you with everything else going on that the neighbors of my aunt and uncle (the home they're in temp here) have oodles of tulips. And they're willing to provide 'how to make tulips grow in San Diego' lessons since one of your obstacles for living here was lack of tulip growing conditions :-)
Oh, and I waved to M's parents yesterday as I drove past their place on the way to Benihana where we've done lunch!
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