I can't even begin to say how much this book affected me. Whether it's because Tuesday reminds me of myself (though I have nowhere near her independence), or because of the imagination and arts and use of language (I couldn't underline all of the wonderful sentences because I listened to it). But I borrowed this one from the library, and ended up buying it.

The only thing I didn't like is that were I to find myself in similar circumstances about 70% through the book, I still wouldn't have the option Tuesday had. That seems a bit unfair, and somewhat contradictory to some of Tuesday's philosophy regarding the fairy tales that books tend to sell is.