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10 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
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Heart of darkness.
This collection of artwork was inspired by a series of notes editor Trinie Dalton confiscated during her years as an LA-area substitute teacher. The 1-page pieces are manic and full of feeling; in them, bad grammar and sketchy sentiments become articulate, even eloquent. Flipping through this book is like taking a journey through the dark heart of modern American...
Published on December 2, 2005 by zugenia
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Full of feeling, but...
I was so excited about this book, and it delivered what it claimed. The art in this book is full of such a range of emotions it will take you back to high school and slap you with all of those feelings you thought you'd forgotten. My only complaint? I would have liked to seen more of the original notes. I'm not sure if it's a privacy violation to print...
Published on July 14, 2007 by BurleysGirl
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10 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
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Heart of darkness.,
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This review is from: Dear New Girl or Whatever Your Name Is (Paperback)
This collection of artwork was inspired by a series of notes editor Trinie Dalton confiscated during her years as an LA-area substitute teacher. The 1-page pieces are manic and full of feeling; in them, bad grammar and sketchy sentiments become articulate, even eloquent. Flipping through this book is like taking a journey through the dark heart of modern American adolescence. It's sad, funny, and not a little scary.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Full of feeling, but...,
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This review is from: Dear New Girl or Whatever Your Name Is (Paperback)
I was so excited about this book, and it delivered what it claimed. The art in this book is full of such a range of emotions it will take you back to high school and slap you with all of those feelings you thought you'd forgotten.
My only complaint? I would have liked to seen more of the original notes. I'm not sure if it's a privacy violation to print them, or if the author simply decided to leave a majority of them out for her own reasons, but I feel that they would have been more powerful on their own. |
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Dear New Girl or Whatever Your Name Is by Lisa Wagner (Paperback - July 10, 2005)
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