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was really loving this, on hold for now (literally, had some drama at the library)

this is weirder than I though!

i forgot how enchangting this is

It obscures so much of the

I thought I had seen all the combinations of family tragedy that are so easy to consume in books but The Invention of Ana has still shocked me, which is saying something!

I'm loving this so much!

this book is making me so hopeful! it is balm for my wee cynical heart

I love this so much already

this is interesting but my audiobook expired which is sad.

This is gloriously engrossing and thoroughly delightful. my phenomenological heart is a FAN

This is so cliched and I just really want Tessa and David to get together but there is no way on earth that Ibbotson will make that happen but I'm still reading. so.

Holly, you have a column,. If you want to whine about your personal life, get a blog, okay?

Hi goodreads people! This has been on twitter and my blog, but in case you missed it, Shar (my sister) and I started a new blog for all non bookish things, mostly media posts (movies and songs) and lifestyle stuff (about productivity, for instance) and anything else we like. You can find it here! https://daylightdifferentials.wordpre...

This expires in a day and I'm only halfway done so I'm s t r e s s e d

This matches so well with The Names They Gave Us on the discussions of faith. (and on nothing else)

this is really enjoyable; I love all the subtlety and diversity

I've missed a few things somehow, but overall really liking this.

On the last story : THIS IS SO GREAT

I'm more or less enjoying this! It's very surf oriented and I know none of the music though.

This is so enjoyable!

Imagine writing letters and knowing that people would read them after you died. Like dud, I don' want people reading my facebook messages and tweets and emails, because they're inane and boring.

I totally did not read the blurb and did not at all expect this to go in the 'questioning your sexual identity except in the reverse direction from what you usually see' direction.

This is so interesting, but also sort of exhausting. I have to keep reminding myself that the last 20% of the novel is just notes which I don't have to read.

I wish this wasn't set in the US, but I'm totally enjoying it!

This is so i n t e n s e I love how the stories connect!