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franzischonbach
franzischonbach rated it 10 years ago
Callie Morgans Mutter ist ertrunken – war es ein Unfall oder Selbstmord? Deshalb hat sie Angst vor dem Wasser. Durch eine ungeklärte Krankheit, steigt das Wasser auch in ihren Lugen. Jahrelang muss Callie leiden, vegetiert vor sich hin, hat kein Leben. Bis ihr Vater eines Tages einen Job im feuchtwa...
sunsetxcocktail
sunsetxcocktail rated it 10 years ago
Initially when I started this book I was very intrigued by the premise. Not like anything I've read before. Maybe its because I read the first 25 pages or so, and nearly a month before I picked it up again, but when I started it again, by page 90 I didn't have a clue what the hell was going on. Th...
Oops! I Read A Book Again
Oops! I Read A Book Again rated it 10 years ago
INLAND is utterly beautiful, with an absolutely stunning prose. It is the poignant tale of women powerless to the sea, ending up sucked into its hungry mouth, even as they helplessly claw to cling inland, trying to build roots that will never hold. Not when your love is as present, now and forever, ...
isamlq
isamlq rated it 11 years ago
In books, in songs, in stories love is a floating thing.A falling thing. A flying thing. A good bye to all your little earthbound worries, as you soar heart-first toward a pink sky and your dangling feet forget to feel the ground.Only I know, now: it isn’t like that at all. Love is a sense of place....
Heartless Lyn @ Great Imaginations
Heartless Lyn @ Great Imaginations rated it 11 years ago
This book was highly recommended to me by the entire blogging sphere. Jessie atAgeless Pages Review and Pixie at The Bookaholic, and I tackled this as a group read at the start of the month. At the end, we shared our thoughts and joined together to create the Awesome Team and review it. I believe w...
afterwhat
afterwhat rated it 12 years ago
A dead girl found on the side of the road in a small town where there just aren't really murders to be solved. Another girl, ready to get out of dodge, get to college and never look back. A mystery, just the way I like them: short on adrenaline (a couple of spikes at the most climactic of moments,...
Pingwing's Bookshelf
Pingwing's Bookshelf rated it 12 years ago
This book has been on my TBR for so long, and I finally borrowed a copy from the library. Here is the Goodreads summary:Becca has always longed to break free from her small, backwater hometown. But the discovery of an unidentified dead girl on the side of a dirt road sends the town – and Becca – int...
Lisa Likes Books
Lisa Likes Books rated it 12 years ago
Oh, Amelia Anne. I honestly have no idea where to start with this book. I was very on the fence about it until about half way through. It was sort of a slow starter and then I kept feeling hot and cold… and don’t make me mention how put off I was by a certain Chinese food container. (Though that par...
Literary, etc
Literary, etc rated it 12 years ago
Those of us who grew up in a small town can relate to the feeling of watching your peers leave full of hope and then returning, finding themselves trapped with no way out. On the night of her high school graduation, Becca Williams is dumped by her boyfriend James. She doesn’t know while she was left...
Read and Reviewed
Read and Reviewed rated it 12 years ago
2.5/5 stars.Amelia Anne is Dead and Gone was a book that I was very much looking forward to reading. In fact, my anticipation was so great that I actually requested that my library purchase the book, instead of waiting for them to come across the title themselves, which can sometimes take ages. When...
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