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Tanya Egan Gibson
Tanya Egan Gibson's debut novel, HOW TO BUY A LOVE OF READING, was published by Dutton in May 2009. An alumna of Squaw Valley Community of Writers, she is mother to a four-year-old who produces countless construction-paper "books" that she insists Mommy "get published" and an infant whose... show more

Tanya Egan Gibson's debut novel, HOW TO BUY A LOVE OF READING, was published by Dutton in May 2009. An alumna of Squaw Valley Community of Writers, she is mother to a four-year-old who produces countless construction-paper "books" that she insists Mommy "get published" and an infant whose favorite teether is HTBALOR, and wife to the most patient man in the universe.
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Slightly Off Center Books
Slightly Off Center Books rated it 12 years ago
I LOVED this book. I was so sad last night when I finished reading it, and not only because the ending is tragic.Essentially, this is a modern day Great Gatsby. Not that it's a stretch to come to that conclusion, the book kind of hits you over the head with it. There's so much more to it as well! ...
Boxes of Paper
Boxes of Paper rated it 13 years ago
When Carley Wells's English teacher asks which is her favourite book, she answers "Never met one I liked", inspiring her parents, part of the Fox Glen potlach set, with the perfect way to celebrate Carley's sweet sixteen. They will buy her a love of reading, hiring an author to write a book to her s...
Covered In Rust
Covered In Rust rated it 13 years ago
Sobbing uncontrollably at work while finishing this book is probably really unprofessional.
eli's books
eli's books rated it 14 years ago
I feel like I should re-read the Great Gatsby.
popsiclesinbed
popsiclesinbed rated it 16 years ago
This was a strange book. Did I like it, did I not like it? I got it from the YA section at the AADL, but I think it might have a better audience in the Adult section. Sure, the main character is a teenager, but themes of literary and social classism, pseudo-intellectualism, and the fact that the sto...
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