Sounds like a really good one. I have to put it on my list.

@Nicole Feel free! It’s not light reading by any means, but it’s so worthwhile. Dude, I want to cry just thinking about it it’s so awesome.

I bought this right after reading Nymeth’s review and haven’t picked it up yet. You wrote such a great review. I will be reading Tender Morsels soon.

@Vasilly I really hope you like it when you read it!

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Just reviewed :)

http://regularrumination.wordpress.com/2009/06/05/review-tender-morsels/

@Lu I will add it in! Thank you. :D

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I recently finished this book for a class assignment. Within the first five chapters, I knew it would be an extraordinary book, and would easily be one of favorite books of all time.
The beginning was very descriptive without being rude, and utterly thought provoking. I very much enjoyed the subtle diversity in the dialect.
After a few chapters, the storyline strayed away from Liga, and went into more depth about her daughters and the Bears. I was slightly disappointed in the way that it did suddenly dropped her, however. Being only sixteen, I found the beastiality-like relationship between Second-Bear and Branza to be very intriguing.
On the last paragraph of the entire book, I was puzzled when I turned the page and found no other text. I was hungry, captivated, and I wanted more. I wanted to know what happened to all of the characters. The ending was too sudden.
In the end, I found Tender Morsels to be a very exquisite book. I wouldn’t recommend it to the average teenage reader, but I certainly enjoyed it and I plan to purchase Tender Morsels so I can re-read it at any time, :)

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