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Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal by Christopher Moore
5.0
"I'm not sure I'm supposed to know, but the rumour is that it's a new book."
"You're kidding. A sequel? Revelations 2, just when you thought it was safe to sin?"
"It's a Gospel."
"A Gospel, after all this time? Who?"
"Levi, who is called Biff."
"You're kidding. A sequel? Revelations 2, just when you thought it was safe to sin?"
"It's a Gospel."
"A Gospel, after all this time? Who?"
"Levi, who is called Biff."
The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky
4.0
This book is sad, and I don't mean it's-so-horrible-sad but every-character-in-here-is-sad-and-I-feel-their-sadness sad.
To some, the prose style of the book might be difficult to get through. Some might even hate the book for its prose style, and that's totally okay. I won't lie; I had difficulties with it too, but it grew on me and I recognised it ultimately as the author trying to evoke poignancy, and whether he succeeded or not depends entirely upon the reader and his tastes.
It's a top-notch book, I could say that, but it could use a bit more reworking in some parts here or there.
To some, the prose style of the book might be difficult to get through. Some might even hate the book for its prose style, and that's totally okay. I won't lie; I had difficulties with it too, but it grew on me and I recognised it ultimately as the author trying to evoke poignancy, and whether he succeeded or not depends entirely upon the reader and his tastes.
It's a top-notch book, I could say that, but it could use a bit more reworking in some parts here or there.
Fallen by Lauren Kate
3.0
I expected to hate this book. I expected to loathe this book. I expected to throw this book to the rubbish bin without even finishing it.
Imagine, then, to my great surprised, that I actually liked it.
It's a guilty pleasure, I tell you, and I hope it stays that way.
I have no need of stalker girls and selfish fallen angels and cardboard cutouts in my life.
Imagine, then, to my great surprised, that I actually liked it.
It's a guilty pleasure, I tell you, and I hope it stays that way.
I have no need of stalker girls and selfish fallen angels and cardboard cutouts in my life.