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I read "Define Normal". I thought it was really good. Finally a story where it isn't the basic girl meets boy storyline. I'm sorry, but those just make me gag. Too many of the same stories, if you know what I'm saying.

I've read "Define Normal" and "Luna: A Novel".

I based a speech team piece (prose and poetry) off of Luna. My theme was more on split personalities though. It was very encouraging to have more than a few people (adults included) who came up to me and said they loved the book and were glad to see it used. Actually, I took that piece to States. wink

I'll take a peak at them myself

Luna is an excellent read.

I'm doing a school project on Define Normal. We are posed to create a poster using various propoganda types. This is what my language arts teacher comes up with to replace the traditional poetry unit. From what I can tell, he hates poetry.

Define normal was the first book I read that she wrote. One day I was walking through the library and WHAM there was a whole shelf with her books.
Needless to say I got a strange look from my dad when I met him at checkout with a basket full of books.

Luna is probably my favorite though Keeping you a Secret comes pretty close.

I can't wait to read 'grl2grl:short fictions'. It's supposed to come out this fall.

For those who are interested here is a link to a page of her site that has the titles of her books, summaries, and excerpts.