I read this years ago, when I was in the meantime. This book was such a comfort to me. I am releasing it via bookcrossing and hoping that someone else finds it as comforting and inspiring as I did.

I read this last year. I probably wouldn’t have finished it if it wasn’t lauded as one of the best books of the 20th century. The characters were memorable, but I’m not sure what I the author intended for the reader to learn.

Reminded me a little of a V.C. Andrews book.

This was the third book I read by Chuck P. It was okay, but I thought Invisible Monsters and Fight Club were better.

I thought this book had some important information to impart. I took notes, and now I am setting it free via bookcrossing.

This memoir is aptly titled, to me depression really is darkness visible. I read this memoir about depression last year some time. Many say this is the most vivid description of depression out there. No discredit to Styron, I think he did well, but Night In Hell by Rimbaud is the best depiction of depression I have found.

This is the book I was instructed to read in 8th grade. At the time I was with the honor students. We read this while I believe everyone else in class read Lord of the Flies. I reread this last year. I am still trying to figure out why my teacher thought this book was more appropriate for honor students? Don’t get me wrong, I think it is a good book, but I feel like reserving judgement until I read Lord of the Flies and A Seperate Peace (books it has been compared to).

In the meantime I am setting this book free via bookcrossing.

This is my favorite movie because life is strange, painful, and beautiful.

I adore Beth Hart, sometimes I think our lives must be somewhat similar, her songs touch me on such a personal level.

Reading this book has inspired me to strive to meet Kierkegaard’s challenge to live out the call of Christianity in my life’s decisions.