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Well, so far, I am having the same problem that I had with "In a Dark Dark Wood."" I think I know the outcome of the mystery, and I feel like the main character should know by now too. Why are you such a foolish fool, Hal? Of course, I have more info at this point than Hal does. So maybe I should give her a break.

Not really my cup of tea, but I want to finish it.

Got this one for free from the Amazon Prime reading thing. Fluffy pop psychology but it has some merit. I was surprised to learn my partner's love language differed from my own and this explains some things.

I love EMDR. I am getting a lot of good new ideas to apply in my in my practice from this one. #therapistlife

I think it has been slow reading for me because for some reason I find it stressful. It probably triggers my tendency to imagine the worst case scenario.

It's painfully boring! I really really don't want to know this much about the Chicago World'd Fair of 1893. I just want to read about HH Holmes.

Wish I had chosen a more recent book with more of the neuropsychological research included.

My favorite part so far is the description/explanation of trauma symptoms. I am audiobooking this one and the narrator is grating. I wish the author would stop referring to the person experiencing trauma as "the organism." I know he is trying to say that the experience of trauma is not unique to humans but stop with the pretense. I didn't learn as much as I would have liked.

Loving it.

Wow. Amazing.

So good so far

Should be called The Idiots Guide to Dogs. Very basic. A skimmer.

This seems funny and clever. A sort of Buffy the Vampire slayer in book form.

Woe! I am just not as engrossed as I would wish to be. Having the messed up copy with 35 missing pages did not help, but I feel like the story us weaker and the boring lesser characters are getting too much time to talk about their plotting to take over the world. Gyah!

I am so upset! Amazon sent me a faulty copy of this book. It goes from page 240 and then there are a bunch of reprinted pages from earlier in the book. Then it resumes on page 274. What happened to Tyrion in the mist? I may never know!!!!!!

This is the most fun I have had reading since Harry Potter. I am so impressed. So much is happening!!!!!!!!!

This is a riveting, moving, and inspiring story. So far I love it. I am feeling a five star rating is in order

So far so amazing

boooooooring and has surprisingly little to do with dogs or wolves. I should have gotten Susan Orlean's Rin Tin Tin which was my other choice at the library.

I love goodreads so much. I should be reading right now.

I really enjoying this feel good straight forward read, especially since my friend abilouise suggested I read it through the lens of, "Louisa May Alcott was most likely a big ol' dyke." Yes! Please!

It's tough reading this along side a Chelsea Cain thriller because it is just not as good.

There aren't really page numbers in this section but I am more than halfway through

Sooooo amazingly great. Kara and I are listening to this one together and we are not allowed to listen unless the other is present. I read a review from someone who found this book too depressing. Well, to that person I say this. It's the plague! Almost everyone dies! What did you expect??!! This novel is just breath taking. I am in love with it.

I don't think I will ever be a true Austen fan, but I am amused...and alternately bored

I am sad that this goodreads iPhone app is not satisfactory. I miss this site

I don't know if I am going to be able to stand the judgemental style of philosophy that Thoreau writes. Maybe I should just read John Muir instead.

I am really loving this creepy, beautifullly written, gothy book