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[mbumby]

I think I gushed a bit ago, when I read _Rosemary and Rue_ by Seanan McguireI might have mentioned how I got through the first 80% of it on a day when my computer was misbehaving, and I needed to sit there and hit buttons whenever it returned with a question. I might have mentioned that despite being always-tired, a few days later I couldn't take

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[alicebentley]

Last week I was wishing once again that I knew how to articulate what it is I like or don't like about a book because I enjoyed Rosemary and Rue very much, but a good friend of mine - who in the great majority of cases shares my tastes in books - found it almost unreadable.

Thanks for the encouragement to read "Feed" - it's nice to know what to look for next, and I knew she wrote it but not that it would be likely to be so engaging.

Feed

[urban_terrorist]

Yep, was hilarious. Heather (who hates Zombies) has read the book three or four times.

If I can make a suggestion - they did a website for the book, and some of it's pretty funny. Check it out at:

http://www.thefeedbook.com/

Wayne