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I think this book is pretty good, I'm only at the beginning though. Right now it's a easy read and may be to easy. If you're looking for something like every other book this is a perfect book.

I love this book. I read it every night before I go to bed because its actually an enjoyable book.

The first story reminds me of a classic kid that struggle with athleticism.

I loved this book. Mary Pearson did a great job through out the book with having Jenna grow up and be on her own by the end. Her character has changed so much and she still has her friends from school. I would recommended this book to someone who is interested in people against basically everything, the world, climate, friends, family. Jenna was a very strong character.

I like how Jenna's life is turning around for the better. she has a boyfriend and her and her grand mothers relationship is much better ever since they sat on the rock after Jenna found out she was made out of Bio gel. I also think that because Jenna is getting her thought back more something is going to happen with her fathers company for good or for bad

This book is pretty confusing and I'm trying to understand it by reading the notes my brother left in the book. I have had to look up a bunch of words.

This was the most confusing book I have ever read, I followed some of the book because my brother left notes in it. I think I'm going to read this book in a year and see if I can wrap my mind around it.

Tonight I got the climax of the book, and it's really intense. Shes a robot, basically. Only ten percent of Jenna is actually herself, and her dad basically made her. Jenna really only gets along with her dad, and for some reason the father daughter relationship reminds me of one of my friends. This book is getting very interesting.

What started out as boring life, yet interesting in a way, is becoming much more normal. Jenna is experiencing things day by day and she is getting memory back and clicking things to other things. This reminds me of Grey's Anatomy the episode where Meredith Grey's mother who has Alzheimer disease gets her memory back for a short amount of time.

I just started this book and I love it. I think Mary Pearson did a really nice job with putting voice in the characters words. She also hooks you with Jenna and Lily's salty relationship. Not to mention the fact that you have to keep reading because you don't know what is wrong with Jenna Fox.

I think I found a theme/motif in this book and it is the ocean and fishermen. All the characters are outdoors people.

I just finished the chapter called "Cracked Marbles" and I really liked it and I understand why the book is called Crack Marbles.

I really enjoyed reading this book. I liked the visual writing in this book. Sadly, I made some family connections with this book the day after I finished it. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes to learn about someone else life and adventures, and maybe you'll pick up a few facts about surgeries and diagnoses.

I am really fascinated in the stories of himself and his patients, most doctors don't have these experiences, and dedication that Harry Bryd has. As of page 159 I have loved the ending of chapters because at the end of some of them he will read the obituary's of some of his patients after a couple of years or months since he had seen them, and he still recognizes the names and the stories behind their names.

I wish I have friendships like Harry Bryd.

In the past comments I have wrote that I like the characters style of how he goes about his career. I have kind of a personal connection.. my dad said his doctor is a lot like the doctor in this book. I like that Harry is close with his patients and they become more like friends.

Harry Bryd, the main character, had a lot of experiences and the way he worked is what I would want in my doctor. Reading about certain his stories catches my interest.

Harry Bryd, the main character, had a lot of experiences and the way he worked is what I would want in my doctor. Reading about certain his stories catches my interest.

People who are interested on how one doctor treated is patients, and all his stories