Punk 57 is one of those books you won't want to put down once you pick it up. I loved how the friendship between Misha and Ryen started as children who were assigned to each other as pen pals. Pen Pals who continued on into adulthood without them ever meeting in person...until one fateful night. The catch? Ryen doesn't know she's meeting Misha but he realizes exactly who she is. After Misha goes radio silent for three months in enters Masen. Just one more thing stirring things up along the way. You'll rally for these characters through all the twists and turns, and them figuring out love and friendship.

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I had Quickbooks Pro 2007 before, it worked just fine, but I got a message from Quickbooks that my 2007 payroll would no longer be used so I needed to upgrade. So I did to Pro 2010. I do not see a big difference between the two it was just more money to give to Quickbooks since we use it for payroll. There is one feature that it does not have I used a Depreciation Schedule from my 2007 to keep up with depreciation each year, it is no where to be found in the 2010 edition so I have to keep 2007 on a different computer so I have the depreciation schedule.

I really wanted to love this book. I'm a big fan of Mark Edwards and have read all of his stand-alone novels. What Mr. Edwards does well is still very front and center in this book. I think the author always makes his main character easily accessible. I find myself always emotionally connecting with the character and feeling involved in their story. In this book, I often felt frustrated for Sophie. As a reader I felt helpless to guide her and that tells me I was able to make an emotional connection to the main character. This is something that Mr. Edwards does SO well. Unfortunately that was the only part of this novel that was as well done as in his previous work.

My 5-year-old kid enjoyed the tales in this book. The stories are short enough to keep kids interested while still offering compelling story-telling with the occasional "moral" being thrown in for good measure.