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by Jen Gaud
i have never read a book so quickly--i felt like Beckett as i read it. At fifteen years old, i was extremely able to relate to Beckett's confused mind, as I am a very observant individual like herself. I certainly hope that Jane Mendelsohn realizes what a masterpiece she has created, and that she lured readers into a special bond with the heroine. =)
Rated of 5
by Kaite
innocence shows true emotions of a teenage girl what she feel and how she acts can be related to many young girls in theire teenage years. it is a great book
Rated of 5
by Anonymous
Shelley:
I happened upon this book quite by accident, bought it impulsively and completed it that same night. Never have I devoured a novel so quickly and thoroughly! Innocence is truly a marvel, twisting the themes of romance and science fiction mystery in a fresh, updated way. The struggles of adolescence and self are paired with gruesome murder and dark fantasy. Many accolades to Jane Mendelsohn on creating a delicately complex work of written genius.
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by Anonymous
Robin As I read Mendelsohn's novel, it was somewhat scary, but at the same time intriguing. The metaphors included within the novel make one think about the world we see around us. A picture of the adolescent mind is exquisitely painted by the plot and structure of the book. This is a must read. Bravo.
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