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Feeling Sorry For Celia

by Jaclyn Moriarty

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Megan (11/03/02)

I thought this book was great in the way that you were able to connect so strongly with the characters. Having it in a letter format helped create suspense and humour. This book was incredibly funny at times especially during those great letters from Elizabeths subconscious societies, e.g. the 'society of people who are Definitely Going to Fail High School (And Most Probably Life as Well!)'. Overall it is definitely one of the best books I have ever read.

kari (10/28/02)

this book is by far the best book i have ever read. it was so funny. i love the author's style and way of writing the book entirely in letters and notes. i agree, this is a book mainly for girls. boys just wouldn't understand the humor. i read this book in one night!

Hope (10/26/02)

this was a great book but confusing at times.Great for teens.

leanne (09/11/02)

it was amaxing ubest book for 13-17 year old females!! its not a boy book

emma (08/12/02)

i loved this book. ive read 7 times,its one of those books i will never get bored of readind over and over again

Vikki (08/10/02)

three words: i loved it!!!!!!!!

fleur (08/02/02)

i had to read this book for school i hate reading but i loved this book

Tammy (07/29/02)

It was such a great book, I really loved it. The only thing that really annoyed was the letters from the Assostiation of Teenagers I just didn't think they had to be in the book.

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