Could this main character BE more annoying? This girl can't even manage to navigate a crowded town square without a "big strong man" to hold her hand through it. Then, she gets separated from "big strong man" and starts shouting "Help me!" in the crowded town square that is surrounded by soldiers when she is a FUGITIVE ON THE RUN! *headdesk*
Anonymouse.org, despite its claims, doesn't work. I have been playing with an IP tracker tool on my new blog, and I experimented this morning by hitting my site using a few popular web proxies to see how well they hid my information.
I was shocked to find out that Anonymouse.org doesn't even work! However, Zfreez.com and iphider.org worked as advertised.
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worked perfectly. It displayed as if I was a visitor from France. I recommend it. |
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worked perfectly. It displayed as if I was a visitor from Florida. I recommend it. |
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did not hide my information at all. In fact, it announced that I was using 'anonymouse.org' as a web proxy. A complete fail. |
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"The amount of sexism, gender essentialism, and caveman logic within its pages is so appalling that it's difficult to believe that her book is anything but a cry for help."
http://jezebel.com/real-housewife-melissa-gorgas-new-book-advocates-mar-1371722729
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Get over it already! I really want to reach into this book and shake this girl right now!
Update: Somehow, the last chapter changed my mind about this whole book...Still annoyed with most of it, however.
The AAaaaaaaaand's all over this book were annoying. Ward has a damn creative way with words, but sometimes it is a little over the top. Quality is always better than quantity, in my opinion.
I had to. I had to put it down. I just found myself...not really caring how it ended. The premise was interesting, however, it seemed to me that the best parts of the book were largely all in Abraham Lincoln's head, as in, they happened in his nightmares. The real life action in the book seemed to pale in comparison to the drama birthed in Abe's dreams.
I enjoyed this book a lot for my first ever zombie genre book. I don't typically like zombie movies because they tend to be predictable, but this book was entertaining from beginning to end. I felt that a lot of the action was left for the very end and maybe there could have been a tad bit more buildup to it, but I did love how it ended.
I knew it! I knew it! I knew it!
I really loved Ky's point of view in Crossed by Allie Condie. I got this book on audiobook from my library and the guy who did Ky's narration was perfect for his voice. I wish all male parts of audiobooks were read by Jack Riccobono!
This was the best book I have read in a WHILE. I cannot think of a single thing I didn't like about this book. 
I really enjoyed this book. I really appreciated the summary and timeline of what happened in each book. I was startng to find myself getting lost in between waiting for the newest book to come out and so this really helped refresh my memory. It also reminded me just how much True Blood deviates from the book. Not all bad, but nice to be reminded.
I never noticed before the difference in the two styles of writing between P.C. And Kristen, but since I read a review where a book blogger brought up how she could tell the difference and now it is so glaringly obvious! You would think they would iron that out in editing a little more.
Bloody brilliant! So honest and raw, no holds barred, no holding back, tell it like it is! Just like The Steven we know and love! Sone of it was kind of out there, but then again, Steven Tyler is kinda out there!
I am so glad I am not the only person so give this book only one or two stars. I'm trying not to feel guilty about giving it such a mow rating, but I just wasn't feeling it. In fact, I could probably classify this book as a DNF (did not finish). I really just scanned the last half of it. I found it to be more disheartening than uplifting and just a bad mood in general. 
