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The language used in the book was a bit difficult to understand at first. The writer uses a sort of slang. But after a while you learn more words and it gets easier. It is a rather impressive story and it made me feel very uneasy overall.

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On its way as part of a LJ Holiday Wishes surprise.

I got this book from a user for Christmas and have yet to read it.

I really enjoyed this book!
The language used was a bit difficualt to understand at first, but it got easier to understand as it went on. Some bits made me feel uneasy reading, and my feelings towards the young boy, Alex, changed a lot throughout reading.

I'm hoping to start a bookring with this book, if there's enough interest in it.

BookRing

Participants:
wendyv, Australia, Int.
Luned, Canada, Int.
tohweiee, China, Asia (if possible)
helena100, Greece, EU
Therilia, UK, ?
cally-c, UK, EU
vvampiress4u4, UK, EU
Vamperstein8782, UK, EU
BoekenTrol, Netherlands, EU *wants to be near end*
back to BethanyGordon, UK

If you'd like to participate, sign up here!

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On it's way to wendyv

tbr - arrived today, am very happy to have it, I have sought this book for years! I will read it quickly, I have one ahead of it which I part way through, and then on its way it will go!
Thnak you for including me in the ring.

Finished it and am pleased that I have read it. Was it an enjoyable book? No. Was it challenging? Yes. Am I pleased to have read it? Absolutely. I found it uncomfortable, also, at times, and like one of the other journallers I found my empathy changed towards the protaganist throughout the novel. I found the language a bit tricky - I felt like I was reading Jabberwocky at first! - but I got the hang of it. I even found myself thinking a few of the frequently used words even when I wasn't reading it. This disconcerting but rivetting book was interesting and I am pleased to be included in the ray. I will post it off on the weekend.

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Will be posted on the weekend. Happy bookcrossing!