Status Updates From The Particular Sadness of L...

Punctuations marks exist for a reason!

Getting a little better.

I wish she would use " " when saying people are speaking!

I tried to read this book in one sitting because I wasn't sure if I would pick it back up again. It's a little strange. Will finish tonight.

I absolutely love it!

Believable, genuine nine-year old voice to begin the book...

Unfortunately, I am not enjoying this one too much.

So far, a literary horror. Terrible syntax and organization.

Not at all impressed so far. These last few chapters better have a good pay off and somehow bring this crazy story to a conclusion.

So far, I love the story, but dislike her excessive use of incomplete sentences. :)

I am having a hard time remembering the narrator is suppoed to be 9 years old!

And just a little heartbreaking.

I love it so far. It's sincere.

About a little girl that feels her mother's, as well as others', emotions in their food.

Almost done! (the e-book version has 230 pages)

Kind of sad, but utterly charming.

It is an interesting read so far! On the nook, it has 230 pages.

Liking it so far!

Quirky, but a fast read so far

I'm really lagging on the reading lately. The prose is beautiful, just need to sit down so I can get into the thick of the storytelling.

This book is magical! What an enjoyable experience so far!

On Chapter 20- taking a little break to read another book that I was able to borrow,

The salon probably wasn't the best place to start this one, because the people next to me were talking so loudly I couldn't concentrate very well. Can't tell if I'm not into it, or if I just didn't read closely enough.

I still love you Aimee Bender!

really charming and fun.

Chapter 11-very interesting

Why are there no quotation marks in this book?

'And we kissed, a kiss horrible in its pity . . .'

Rose's brother has just disappeared.

I love you aimee bender!