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Hannah
is on page 131 of 304
OK, we're out of the trial part, which is nice. Favorite line so far: "Robert wanted to help him, but he realized Ethan was mentally ill." This revelation came to us out of the blue, as Ethan had been perfectly healthy up until that point. Nor is Robert really basing this on anything but the fact that Ethan seems sad.
I keep reading parts of it out loud to my siblings and we laugh about it together.
— Mar 07, 2013 11:36PM
I keep reading parts of it out loud to my siblings and we laugh about it together.
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Hannah
is on page 252 of 304
Thank goodness I'm near the end of this. This book just gets more and more ridiculous. Apparently an American pop star can stroll into an Iraqi home full of people who openly want to murder her, with a single bodyguard, insult their religion and their country, HIT THEM IN THE FACE, and then leave with absolutely zero consequences, personally or politically.
— Mar 13, 2013 09:27PM
Hannah
is on page 192 of 304
This author is completely incapable of thinking from anyone else's point of view or giving any character a unique voice.
— Mar 11, 2013 02:33PM
Hannah
is on page 152 of 304
What's worse than a terrible writer writing a courtroom scene? A terrible writer writing flirty jokes.
— Mar 08, 2013 10:15PM
Hannah
is on page 70 of 304
So far this may be one of the worst Christian books I have ever read. I'm in the middle of a section about a trial right now and it is hilariously awful, clearly written by somebody who has no idea how impartiality works or that it could be a good thing.
— Mar 06, 2013 05:24PM
