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The lolz of this book was almost unbearable.

Update: No matter how many times I reread, I keep wanting to return.

Only book that's ever made me end crying. Now I'm wondering how I managed to put myself off it for so long.

I've read it before, but I liked it better this time. Even though it's still unsatisfying, it's still so much better than Delirium and makes me hope that Lauren Oliver will write more contemporary things.

This was my first Diana Wynne Jones book, and the one that made me crave more of her writing. Sentimental.

really confused me when the deathless companion's entry on goodreads was changed to this, which sounds amazing and is still a must-read, but i don't get how the two were merged rather than making a new entry and getting the shelved one removed...?

need to find this again because nostalgia.