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Ida B: and Her Plans to Maximize Fun, Avoid Disaster, and (Possibly) Save the World
by Katherine Hannigan
bad (5/31/2010)
i believe that this book is boring. I saw no point in it. I couldn't even finish it because the beginning was so boring I was falling asleep reading it and because of that I didn't get either anywhere or very far and I must say I am a decent reader. In school I am in advance reading and I finish reading books fast depending on how good a book is, and I must say trying to finish this book was a waste of my valuable time. I only get one life and and hour or more a day was wasted on trying to read this book. Now this is the only book I have read from this author so I am not saying never read any of her books.

~J. R. Mammone
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