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The Lovely Bones
by Alice Sebold
Lovely Book (6/3/2010)
I greatly enjoyed reading Alice Sebold's novel. It was a suspenseful book that was hard to put down but easy to get into. I recommend this!
Twilight (The Twilight Saga, Book 1)
by Stephenie Meyer
Love too fast too soon! (6/3/2010)
After being in an outstanding American Literature class for over a year, I personally believe that Stephanie Meyer's Twlight series is a foolish example of what literature is. In my eyes, young Bella falls "irrevocably in love" much too soon and the book is way to unrealistic-even for a world filled with vampires and wolves! I would advise anyone to read a great American classic over this book!
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