Good, but not quite accurate

[pheobecaulfield]

Just finished "Prep" by Curtis Sittenfeld. Overall, it was good but not great, but it had some amazing moments and biting one liners that definitely made it worth reading. Something about the whiny, overly self-conscious and overly inhibited protagonist is Caulfield-esque, which makes her great, and easy to identify with, but there are way too many

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[apollonius]

Hey, do you really want me to friend you? You asked me to a while ago, but I was reluctant to do so because I know how much you value your anonymity (historically, at least). I just want to be sure that's what you want before I go and do it.

[pheobecaulfield]

I don't really care. I had actually forgotten about it. I am mildly interested in your mysterious musings, and while I'm no longer deeply afraid of other people finding out I have a live journal, I am still somewhat hesitant about revealing some of those mundane and overwritten entries to a wider and more critical world. I think the anonymity went out the window when Lindsey put me on her friends list (that's how you found me, right?), and lately, even though I removed the entry that contained my name, Kate Englander has discovered me as well. I won't, however, be particularly offended if you still feel like there are some things you would rather keep to yourself and your close friends. Whatever you want to do is fine.

[apollonius]

In that case I'll friend you.

PS I actually found you by searching "Bucky High" a long time before Lindsey friended you, for the record.