A somewhat pissed-off fifteen-almost-sixteen-year-old Liz wakes up on a very odd cruised ship with no memory of how she got there. A charming, funny, and sometimes sad story of an afterlife. Big weeps, for me, near the end.
Words I Had To Look Up:
Palimpsest (pg. 242)-- Writing material used one or more times after earlier writing has been erased. The text refers to the remains of a wine bottle label. From a Greek/Latin words meaning scraped again, so maybe the author means a more literal sense.
Quote:
How long does a dream have to last before it's just life? (pg. 23)
A story of friendship, love, death, and gaming. Here is a list of some of the words I had to look up, for your amusement: Passel
Circumflexes
Vertiginously
Collogue
Bloviating
Chinoiseries
Ludic
Reductive
Torschlusspanik
Susurrus
Jejune
Echt
Quote:
"It takes a long time to drive to...the Bu." -- That's what the locals call Malibu? That is even worse than Cali!!
Quote:
George gestured a checkmark, and a waiter brought the bill. -- A checkmark?
Subtitle: The Explosive Truth Behind 30 of the Most Perplexing Urban Legends of All. Very interesting, but hard to read. Small type, odd sentence construction, some conflicting information. Worth the read.