If you are interested in a retelling of Dangerous Liaisons that is well-written, this is for you. The late 1940s Harlem setting is just icing on the cake.

Still most excellent

I don't quite know what to say this one about a girl who eats people she loves. It's mostly been men, except for the first--her babysitter. On the day after her 16th birthday, her mother abandons her. Maren goes on a quest to find her father, and in turn finds herself. I think this book is saying something about the sexuality of young women, but I didn't catch it quite as clearly as others have. It had some parts I skimmed over, but it was mostly very readable. I don't know. It's different.

I loved learning more about Patty, as she was my favorite of the newbies in Ghost. Am excellent story that makes me care about track.

Standard thriller with stereotypical female roles.

Makes me miss smith crew. I know they are different sports. The camaraderie is the same.

I'll admit that I am not into the Peter Pan story at all. However, this is probably my favorite version of this tale, using it as a method of working through grief. Additionally, the color work in this book is stunning.

Um, what did I read and how soon can I get my hands on the next volume, because that was some cliffhanger.

I put off reading this one for a little while, not sure why. But I loved it. I thought it was an excellent view of how friendship changes when middle school hits, and how we can mature over time.