73. Multicultural Manners: New Rules of Etiquette for a Changing Society by Norine Dresser
This was an interesting little book.  I learned a lot of random facts about other cultures that probably will never come in useful if I stay in Ohio, but you never know.

74. Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood
That was at once very much like and very much unlike ( Read more... )

70. Animorphs #26: The Attack by K. A. Applegate
This has been an interesting series to reread.  I never realized how much fantasy this sci-fi series really had.  The Ellimist and the Crayak--while having a somewhat-plausible backstory to explain their powers--are more like minor gods than anything else.  And they mess with the fabric of time and ( Read more... )

61. Animorphs #24: The Suspicion by K. A. Applegate
The Helmacrons.  Literature's funniest villains.  Normally I despise short jokes, but this isn't even a short joke.  This is like the little toy poodle who thinks he's the nastiest dog in the kennel.

62. Blue Angel by Francine Prose
I don't know what to say about this book.  First of all, the entire ( Read more... )