This book was AMAZING! This has got to be my all time favorite book. It applied to me in ways that I didn't think any book could, and I think it could apply to everyone else going through rough times. In some parts of the book, I found myself replacing Callie's name with a friend's if a part made me think of her. The ending was the biggest shocker, but in some way, I knew that was going to happen. If you want to know about the shocking ending, you should read the book yourself.
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I haven't read this book yet, but I plan to. I just found out about it in an old issue of Seventeen Magazine. The summary of the made the book seem like a something I would read.
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Cut by Patricia Mccormick
flirtyjerk, October 16, 2006
This book was AMAZING! This has got to be my all time favorite book. It applied to me in ways that I didn't think any book could, and I think it could apply to everyone else going through rough times. In some parts of the book, I found myself replacing Callie's name with a friend's if a part made me think of her. The ending was the biggest shocker, but in some way, I knew that was going to happen. If you want to know about the shocking ending, you should read the book yourself.(7 of 14 readers found this comment helpful)
Cut by Patricia Mccormick
flirtyjerk, October 16, 2006
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Reasons to Live by Amy Hempel
flirtyjerk, October 16, 2006
I haven't read this book yet, but I plan to. I just found out about it in an old issue of Seventeen Magazine. The summary of the made the book seem like a something I would read.(4 of 14 readers found this comment helpful)