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Original Title:	Dangerous Angels: The Weetzie Bat Books
ISBN:	0064406970 (ISBN13: 9780064406970)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Weetzie Bat #1-5
Setting:	United States of America

Dangerous Angels (Weetzie Bat #1-5)

Francesca Lia Block

Paperback | Pages: 478 pages

Rating: 4.24 | 8653 Users | 588 Reviews

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Title	:	Dangerous Angels (Weetzie Bat #1-5)
Author	:	Francesca Lia Block
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 478 pages
Published	:	January 2nd 2007 by HarperCollins (first published 1998)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Fiction. Magical Realism

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I seem to be one of the only men to write a comment about this book, but I tell you this; this book not only changed my attitudes about my own writing style, it changed my heart. I can't tell you how many times I broke into tears while reading this book. There were passages that I would read over and over... gosh, now I'm gushing. Sorry... If you have ever spent time in L.A. the visuals alone are worth the time. If you've ever been in love or want to be in love... these characters and these stories will guide you and create a belief in you that will forge a way through loneliness and despair.

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I really wanted to like this book, because I know that a friend is very fond of it -- but I just could NOT keep reading it. This is where I have to admit that I am not the least bit "slinkster-cool," because I just do. not. get. Weetzie. Bat. I don't get the stupid nicknames. I don't get why it's written at a "See Spot Run" reading level, but completely inappropriate for anyone who actually reads at that level. And I was willing to TRY to get it, but by the time I got to "Weetzie Wants a Baby,"

I know without a doubt that I would have loved the Weetzie Bat books if I'd read them in high school or college when I was an alterna-chick who scoured thrift stores for cool vintage clothes and went to underground clubs every night with gorgeous gay boys who loved me, but not the way I loved them. Back then, I might have sworn Francesca Lia Block had based her contemporary fairy tales on the everyday lives of my friends and me. But I tried to read these books a couple of years ago, and found

I'm sure there are a number of reasons I didn't enjoy this book, among them the fact that I have a penis, I'm straight, I am not some kind of Valley-Girl-Hipster hybrid, and I hate California - especially Southern California - with a firey passion. This author's writing is too aggressively and pretentiously precious, the plots (such as they were) all felt tremendously contrived, and the so-called "insights"...well, again, I have a penis, I'm straight, I'm not some kind of Valley-Girl-Hipster

One of the most original things I have ever read, unique and evocative. When I finished the first book, my impression was of a charming bohemian fantasy world on crack, not very realistic, but totally wonderful.As the books progress, issues are explored in greater depth and we see the fallout from the bohemian fantasy world. Block writes with such truth, beauty, and insight, I love how she focuses on the essence of what makes us human; eating, playing, loving, making the world better, trying to

This is quite possibly the worst book I've ever read in my life. It's actually a collection of books by the same author, with the same characters and overlapping storylines. To be fair, I only read three of the five books included. Maybe the two I skipped were phenomenal. But I doubt it. Good grief, these books were bad. There are about two dozen characters and I swear there isn't one fully developed character between the lot of them. They seriously are all the same person. You can take any line

I LOVED THIS SERIES. Francesca Lia Block really is a genius to write such a beautiful series. This is one of the few book series that I have wanted to just jump into and live there. I really loved this series. It was both funny and sad, beautiful and painful, all wrapped up in one glowing blue globe world. This book is, like, Harry Potter level for me. And that is saying something. The writing is amazing, and the way Block wove magic into the story was so natural, it seemed like it was just

I think The Weetzie Bat Books are of the WORST books I ever read. In my very personal opinion, the problems not the story per se, but the way its written with conceptual language and descriptively what makes it terrible. Its a book where they want to take youth and understand topics like: homosexuality, VIH and different relation frames. The point is that the storys language and the way its narrated sucks. It is my understanding as an educator that youngsters can be able to understand a message