valeriecatrow's reviews
479 reviews

I really like this book at the beginning. And then I got to the end and wanted to rip it to pieces. Nothing is resolved - it's like the author got tired and decided to just slap something down so she could be done with it.

It's a little slow at the beginning, but I ended up loving it.

A nice distraction from the crippling exhaustion that comes from the holidays with my family.

This book uses wonderfully tricky language as it dissects the absurdity of the labels we give to people and the labels we take from others.

Ross gave this to me for Christmas one year in efforts to cater to my fascination with sororities.

I first read this in a children's literature class. When I was teaching I would throw it at any child who had any ounce of self-awareness.

Meh.

It took me a long time to get into this one, and by the time I was interested, I had almost finished it. It might require me to do a little research on it to fully appreciate it.