Dangerous Angels: The Weetzie Bat Books

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Summary: LOVEY LOVE LOVING THIS SLINKSTER BOOK
Review: This is a book that truly touches my soul. That may sound cliched, but this book certainly is not. She speaks of love in the way we feel it, not just the way we want to feel it. This reaffirms my ideology that love makes the world go round and that people can do and should do what they want to in life. The characters are like my best friends. This book contains the perfect combination of reality and fantasy. I, like one of the other reviewers, have lent my copies of the Weetzie Bat books out, but I have never gotten them back. This book takes me back to me. I highly (even higher than that)reccomend this book to anyone who feels weird, particularly those of us who are not 100% hetero. Before you open this book, remember that life is magic.

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Summary: A Great Book
Review: This was a wonderful book, a little mature, but I loved it. I think anyone from 12 and up will enjoy it. Francesca Lia Block is a great writer and has a way of enchanting the reader. If your looking for a good book, your search ends here.

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Summary: Specy
Review: This book was definently a page turner. The content, the vivid imagination that Francesca Lia Block has just amazes me. Weetzie Bat & the Witch Baby stories are the best in the book so far. I think she deserves major credit for this spectacular piece of work.

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Summary: a portal to magistism
Review: francesca lia block is one my most favorite authors ... i am a 16 year old girl in hopeless love with all of her gorgeous and fantastical characters ... i find myself dreaming along with her books and daring stories ... her tangible, but at the same time dreamy, descriptions make things seem a little more beautiful and mesmorizing ...

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Summary: Dangerous Angels is one of the best books I've read.
Review: I LOVED this book! It's the first Block book I have read, and I literally couldn't put it down. There's something in each character that you can relate to or reminds you of someone you know. This book totally rocks, and I recommend it to ANYONE, regardless of age. The themes are so relevant, and the descriptions sound like poetry. It may seem a bit long, but this book FLIES from the first sentence. I promise, almost anyone will like it.

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Summary: Imaginative...translucent...fun...goes to the heart!
Review: This book is actually five small books, all containing the same cast of characters. I found the book delightfully imaginative. Being a writer myself, I was intrigued by how she utilized the surreal and wove it into the realism of Los Angeles sites and sounds. I was capivated by a story that went to the heart of all human beings, our emotions.

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Summary: I loved the book!!!
Review: My daughter, who is 13, bought the book from her school. I didn't have anything to read so I picked up the book and read it. It was nothing like what I expected. The book took me on a journey,which a month later, stills move me. I loved all the characters and wished I was still among them. It was inspirational and made me nostalgic for something I don't have. The book really moved me.

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Summary: A Disappointment (--5 stars)
Review: I picked this book up hoping for something big. And I guess I got it -- a big disappointment!!! This author writes as if words of more than one syllable don't exist -- unless they're pretentiously cute inventions such as "slinkster". An utter lack of rhythm is also displayed here. Whatever happened to writing paragraphs as if one sentence related to another? And, what about developing ideas beyond the level of simplistic platitudes? This is writing at the most amateurish. I hoped to step into a world in which innocence is confronted with the hard truths of reality and triumphs beautifully -- gaining experience without growing cynical. However, this mess of hippy-dippy, shallow dithering left me feeling cheated. I don't expect all writing to be master-class quality but this stuff is simply dreadful.

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Summary: lanky lizards! this book rules!
Review: I'm 13 years old and somehow i managed to get to Missing Angel Juan in a day. that's how much i loved it. especially when Weetzie talks to My Secret Agent Lover Man about Cherokee and she has his eyes and mouth. I think its just a flat out phat book and all of you should read it

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Summary: Slinkster Cool
Review: I started reading Fransesca Lia Block at the age of 11, and now at 14 I can say I know every line, and word. I love these books. They rock!! I reccomend this to anyone and everyone! When Witch Baby, Weetzie, and Cherokee Bat speak it is like something to savor, smooth and delicios like candy. This stories have helped me become not only be a stronger person, but someone who wants to be an individual and live in the world of Shangri-La.