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    I loved reading the book. It took me to this icredible, adventurous world of fantasy and imagination. Julie Kagawa's description of this fantasyland was great. It was like you were actually there seeing it and not just reading. I haven't read A Midsummer Night's Dream but the story stands on it's own and the reader can still grasp the storyline.

    I could'nt stop reading especially when Meghan was transported to Nevernever. Meghan together with Puck, Ash and Grimalkin try to save her little... (show more)

     
     
    by Anna Narcida-Suayan on Feb 09, 2010 at 08:55PM

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    This book appealed to me on many levels: it discusses libraries, sociology, libraries as a within social science, economics, and it was just over 100 pages. Kathleen de la Peña McCook summarizes the book in the preface, which is a godsend for the reader. It is good to know what you are getting into before you read a book like this. The text may be short but the concepts are huge.

    Although a treatise on the history and current state of public libraries, D’Angelo does not mention libraries a... (show more)

     
    by Facebook User on Feb 09, 2010 at 08:55PM

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    The book's begining seems to encompass most of it, and streches almost all the way to page 200. Then the spin is not strong enough, not nearly surprising enough, and the ending simply too cliche. The writer seemed to think we should be intimately familiar with the main character and had her in way too many side notes and side references, and the style of "my dear journal" was ruined by too many references to obscure american culture trivias.
    The other characters are all rather flat... (show more)

     
     
    by Yonatan Huber on Feb 09, 2010 at 08:52PM

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