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5 comments:
Ooh. Dating Hamlet is great. If you like it, try Ophelia by Lisa Klein. It's darker and doesn't end as happily, but is beautiful.
I took Miss E to the library this week and she had fun picking out a pile of books, too.
I finished "True Meaning of Smekday."
E-mail me so I can talk about it with you okay? (I'm the only one around here who's read it.)
The whole Series of Unfortunate Events, Traci? Must have had a big tote bag!
Sherry, I read the True Meaning of Smekday too, and loved it! Of course, Traci and I were both on the committee that picked it as a Cybils finalist. ;-) What did you think of it?
Edge- thanks!
Mrs. M- okay, I will e-mail ya!
Sheila- oh on..not the whole series! That would take a huge tote bag. I just got the first one.;)
Sheila,
I liked the story and characters, but I think I would have enjoyed it much better in graphic novel or movie form. Seemed like a lot of dialogue for a regular novel, which, to me, affected the pacing. But that might have just been my book-reading mood at the time.
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