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A new feature is available: now you can suggest or recommend a piece of literature for me to read and review! If you suggest one to me, I will make sure it receives one of my trademark detailed reviews (though don’t get your hopes up – it won’t be stone-face serious, of course. I’m not like that.)
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Posted by Salitape on July 25, 2009 at 10:28 am
Hiii
I would suggest The Book Thief by Markus Zusak.
You might have already read it, I don’t know. I read it a few weeks back and thought it was really good!
At first I didn’t like it so much, but i warmed to it
I’m kind of pathetic though – when I finish reading a good book, or a good book with a sad ending, I tend to get all depressed for the characters. So I moped around and sighed for three days when I finished this.
Anywaaay, I hope you like/liked it.
Posted by Sasha on August 24, 2009 at 2:06 pm
THANKS! I actually read halfway through The Book Thief. When I have a life I will definitely finish it (meaning, when I get some time)! I need to find out what happens to the THIEF! And the narrator! (aka Miss…or Mr… Death…
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