Status Updates From THEBW (THEBW, #1)

My feelings about this book are changing, perhaps because I'm thinking about what would happen if a member of the target age group - a teenager - were to read it. I wouldn't really want a kid to get the impression that it's a good idea for teens to make out, or that mysticism works and is better than any organized religion. There is some value to the story, though, and I plan to finish. But then I'll get rid of it.

I read this years ago and remembered that I liked it, the "Magic 8 Ball" substitute toy, and that the girl loved hard crosswords and had been taught how to do them by an older female relative. But I forgot most of it, including her friends, the boy she likes, etc. I just realized the Museum of Art she visits is the Philadelphia one, from the Rubens Prometheus painting, which I have seen many times and like.