false 6 619 395 true 5672614 read 6 true 2654327 currently-reading 219 true 2654326 to-read 0 true 5125112 imported 185 false 2654407 fantasy 75 false 2654465 literature 74 false 2654412 nostalgia 57 false 2654408 medicine 46 false 2656808 non-fiction 45 false 2654430 textbooks 42 false 5118399 own-unread 41 false 2654457 urban-fantasy 25 false 2654487 wishlist 23 false 5103744 partially-read 22 false 2654460 graphic-novels 20 false 2654417 science 20 false 2654499 short-stories 18 false 4021685 favorites 16 false 2656760 historic-fiction 12 false 2908711 clinical-science 11 false 4021783 fiction--not-otherwise-specified 11 false 2765068 scifi 9 false 3613225 social-science 7 false 5118923 borrowed 7 false 4069843 autobiographical 6 false 2701698 computer-science 4 false 4897977 ethics-philosophy 4 false 2655192 poetry 4 false 2654444 roleplaying-books 4 false 2654478 judaism 3 false 5103702 plays 3 false 2860284 cookbooks 3 false 5042100 read-aloud 2 false 5118424 travel 2 false 5042127 mystery 1 false 5118953 ebook 1 false 6595652 queer-lit 0 false 2654432 crafts <![CDATA[Rebecca added 'The Scar']]> http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/78639561 The Scar (Mass Market Paperback) by China Miéville
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Perdido Street Station (Mass Market Paperback) by China Miéville The Blue Girl (Newford Book 15) by Charles de Lint
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]]> <![CDATA[Rebecca added 'Her Fearful Symmetry']]> http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/56228522 to: Her Fearful Symmetry (Hardcover) by Audrey Niffenegger
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A gorgeous and moving piece centered on what truly makes one oneself and how much of personality is bound up in our relationships with others. Every twist of the ending was telegraphed from the beginning, but despite that (or perhaps because of it) each piece is still extremely poignant. If this book has a draw back it is that Niffenegger still has a somewhat heavy hand with the English language. Long passages in Portuguese are written in full and then occasionally translated below (a gimmick which smacks of arrogance), thoughts are typed haphazardly in italics and some sentences simply fall flat.
Overall, an extraordinary second novel. ]]> <![CDATA[Rebecca Ganetzky voted on a question]]> http://www.goodreads.com/ Nophoto-f-50x66
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