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Amrita
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I remembered loving Kitchen, so when I saw this book was on sale, I couldn't resist.
I probably should have.
People seem to like Banana's books for her writing style -- oddly enough, that's exactly what I dislike about this one [and, now that I think of it, I didn't much like it in Kitchen, either]. It may be more "real" to have a character constantly contradict herself, but it makes for really annoying reading when those contradictions happen in the same paragraph, over and over and over.
I also hate pseudo choruses, which Banana seemed to incorporate a lot.
The story itself seemed okay [though the end was incredibly cheesy], but nothing to really write home about. I don't think I'd really recommend anyone read this unless they actually like her other stuff.
I probably should have.
People seem to like Banana's books for her writing style -- oddly enough, that's exactly what I dislike about this one [and, now that I think of it, I didn't much like it in Kitchen, either]. It may be more "real" to have a character constantly contradict herself, but it makes for really annoying reading when those contradictions happen in the same paragraph, over and over and over.
I also hate pseudo choruses, which Banana seemed to incorporate a lot.
The story itself seemed okay [though the end was incredibly cheesy], but nothing to really write home about. I don't think I'd really recommend anyone read this unless they actually like her other stuff.
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Started Reading
February 1, 2008
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Finished Reading
March 6, 2008
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