Me Talk Pretty One Day735 reviews David Sedaris Back Bay Books, 2001 Do Not Read While Eating Because It's So Funny You Might Choke + David Sedaris does it again! + Not heartwarming... in a good way. When I opened this book I had limited time so I decided to look for the shortest essay in the book so I could sneak in a quick read. I selected "Big Boy" which started on page 97 and ended before the next essay that started on page 100. By the end of the first paragraph I was already laughing and ...             The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time1455 reviews Mark Haddon Vintage, 2004 Fun and engaging + Not your usual read . . . + An unusual and striking first novel + Very Likeable Book             Water for Elephants: A Novel1503 reviews Sara Gruen Algonquin Books, 2007 wonderful and entertaining + Great book! + Under the big top, under the bright light... + A SURPRISE READ + Gripping Story and Characters             Nineteen Eighty-Four70 reviews George Orwell Plume, 2003 May be coming to pass soon + Timeless story, wonderful presentation. Doubleplusgood! + So Possible it's scary + Still Relative Today + Forget WE, The Iron Heel and every other dystopian novel. Read this book!             The Perks of Being a Wallflower1268 reviews Stephen Chbosky MTV, 1999 Freakin' Awesome + Thoughtful coming-of-age story + Pretty good. + Left wanting to know more...             The Patron Saint of Liars: A Novel (P.S.)56 reviews Ann Patchett Harper Perennial, 2007 ....as compelling as her other work! + Another author to add to the list + A treat... I still have a couple of disks to go, but am as entralled as ever with Ann Patchett's writing. Her descriptive powers are amazing and I have almost instant empathy with her characters. The only piece of hers I have not yet read or listened to is "What Now?" and I have purchased that, too. I can't ...             Uglies284 reviews Scott Westerfeld Scholastic Trade, 2005 Grrrreat + Really Good Read + Post-Apocalyptica That You Just Can't Put Down + Wow!!!! + Intriguing...             The Crucible (Penguin Classics)48 reviews Arthur Miller Penguin Classics, 2003 The Devil is Precise + . + Courtesy of Mother Daughter Book Club.com + Prompt service + moving and thought-provoking             The Trial40 reviews Franz Kafka Schocken, 1999 Was it really an unfinished business???? + One of the most important writers of the 20th century + What a wonderful nightmare! + great thinker, creative writer             Running with Scissors: A Memoir821 reviews Augusten Burroughs St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2006 Wonderful read for good laughs + A Childhood Undesired: A Review of Running with Scissors + A humorous romp through an unusual childhood + Liked the Movie Better             I Am the Wallpaper (Readers Circle)12 reviews Mark Peter Hughes Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 2007 If Floey is wallpaper, it's one eclectic pattern + Great read for a 13 year old. + floey parker. + Love, love, loved it!             My Sister's Keeper: A Novel1032 reviews Jodi Picoult Washington Square Press, 2005 A Heartbreaking Page Turner + Heart-wrenching, but captivating + Should we be? + Wonderful read             Brave New World729 reviews Aldous Huxley Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2006 Open the book and open your eyes + This book is more enjoyable with some soma! + Frighteningly Prophetic + Dystopia, i long for thee + Good Book             The Five People You Meet in Heaven1610 reviews Mitch Albom Hyperion, 2003 The Five People You Meet in Heaven + The Five People you will meet in Heaven Another great book by Mitch Albom! Thought provoking! Which five people from my past will be waiting for me? We all need to do more sacrifice! Loved it!             Go Ask Alice1250 reviews Anonymous Simon Pulse, 2005 we get it already... + Everyone should read this book + Go Ask Alice There seem to be a lot of reviews written for this book bashing it. We get it...you're angry that this is a work of fiction and isn't, in all actuality, a true, bona fide account. Unfortunately for you, you will find that most books contain fiction. Yes the book says that teenagers shouldn't do ...             The Bell Jar486 reviews Sylvia Plath Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2006 The most famous book you've never read + how did I miss this one?? + Believe the Hype + "To the person in the bell jar, blank and stopped as a dead baby, the world itself is the bad dream."             How the Light Gets In29 reviews M. J. Hyland Canongate U.S., 2004 Human interaction and how it makes you look at yourself + You will love this, if this type of genre/writing is your thing I read this book just picked it up off the shelf and poured into it. I wasn't expecting anything great or fantastic. What I got was a real gem/treat from reading this book, though the book has no great follow-through as many have noted it does have some very intriguing interactions between ...             The Catcher in the Rye2785 reviews J.D. Salinger Back Bay Books, 2001 review + If You Really Want to Hear About It... + Disillusion + Make a little time for a classic             The Secret Life of Bees1437 reviews Sue Monk Kidd Penguin (Non-Classics), 2008 great read, very moving and realistic for the time period + Good Read + Emotional read + Excellent Read + Nostalgically Current             Schindler's List103 reviews Thomas Keneally Simon & Schuster, 1994 "He who saves a single life saves the whole world." + Phenomenal! + Even More Compelling & Incredible Than The Movie + Vivid, detailed and important. One of my most favorite book... ever... + an amazing record