I started this book a few months ago but had to return it to the library. I‘ve been thinking about it ever since so I finally rechecked it out. I‘m excited to finish it at last!

This book was frankly amazing. I think it needs to be required reading, going to be sharing it with my boyfriend. It brings up tons of things that need to be addressed in our culture and I recognized a lot of myself in the pages. Loved it.

I LOVE this book so far. There isn't enough characters in this to say how amazing this book is. I think it should be required reading for everyone, really makes you think about a ton of issues that still needs to be addressed.

"I cannot speak the words,
that haven't already been said.
A well thumbed thesaurus,
gather dust,
inside my head."

So these are my newest books from Operation Paperback! If you don't know what that is its a great group that sends books to active duty/veterans and for their families. I think it's wonderful! If you're interested in donating or getting on the list check them out! http://www.operationpaperback.org

Barnes and Noble had a YA sale so I grabbed a few books I've been wanting to read that the library didn't have. Which should I start first?

Laughing a bit at her frankness, love that in a novel! Seeing what all of the buzz is about for this book!

I'm not crying you're crying! I read this book in one go and how could you not? Parker was love-able, stubborn, and so truthful it could hurt and I loved it. The pain was worth it and I am extremely glad I read this book.

So I'm a huge Trekkie fan, I get it from my Dad, who just texted me the other day and said only "Star Trek 22 days!!" Reading this book is almost like reading about a familiar home. I've read both Shatners other Star Trek memoirs so I'm used to his writing. It's a very nice book about an amazing man

Oh gosh I'm still teary eyed, I just finished this and let me say, I loved it. The summery really had me hooked from the moment I started, plus the characters were beautifully written. I very much enjoyed this book. If you're looking for a touching sci-fish book pick this one!

"Calling yourself a feminist is like making a comment on the Internet in real life: there's always somebody who is going to disagree with your beliefs, and that person is going to express this disagreement with great passion and little digs at your life choices."

Been reading this on and off for months trying to finally finish it. We'll see how it goes!