On a more joyful note, I finished Liar yesterday. It’s an excellent book! Definitely one of my YA favorites now.

Human error? Computer virus? Random attack on literature?

With a book like Liar, you really can’t afford to have any pages missing.

82 and 83 are facing pages, so 81 and 84 would also have been ripped out. 81 begins on “I would lave to watch his head fall into his syrup-drowned bacon” and 84 ends with ” I suspect my cynicism comes from pretending to be what I’m not.”

137 starts with “You know, that’s a hard question to answer.” and 138 ends with “(We tried waxing, electrolysis, laser.” 137 is ironically mostly about censorship.

It’s a shame that someone would do that to a library book, or any book for that matter. Hope this helps!

p83: We say “he” or “him” or “his” but never “Zach.”

These are front and back.
p137: “You know, that’s a hard question to answer.

p138: We’d tried waxing, electrolysis, laser.

Hope that helps

Who would do such a thing to a poor, defenseless library book?

“so foul. Perhaps it would help to get away? It does not have to be with the greats.”

and 83 ends with

“name. We say “he” or ‘him’ or ‘his’ but never ‘Zach.’”

p82-83 are two different sheets, so I’ll give the start to p81, end p82, start p83, and the end of p84:

p81= “him right there at the kitchen table. I would love to watch his head fall into his syrup-drowned bacon.”
p82= “She slides in next to me as if we’re friends. How can she have forgotten how much we’re not? (p83) Why is she talking to me about whether Zach loved her?
p84= “I suspect my cynicism comes from pretending to be what I’m not; convering myself in lies makes me cynical.”

p137 begings: “You know, that’s a hard questions to anser. The more reseach I’ve done on this…” p138 ends: “When the medication wasn’t working I wore pants and long-sleeved shires. (We’d tried waxing, elextrolysis, laser.”

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Hope that helps!

page 36 ends with “‘Next the cells cease aerobic respiration so they can’t”

page 82 begins: “so foul. Perhaps it would help to get away?”

page 83 ends: “We all say ‘he’ or ‘him or ‘his’ but never ‘Zach’.”

Note: in my edition (hardcover, 1st edition), pages 82 & 83 are opposite facing pages, not front & back of same page.

page 137 begins: “‘You know, that’s a hard question to answer.’”

Page 138 ends: “(We’d tried waxing, electrolysis, laser. The”

I hope this helps!

81 begins:

“him right there at the kitchen table. I would love to”

82 begins:

“so foul. Perhaps it would help to get away? It does not”

83 begins:

“we’re not? Why is she talking to me about whether Zach”

84 ends:

“what I’m not; covering myself in lies makes me cynical. I”

Hope that helps.

82-83: These are facing pages, not one leaf. 82 begins with “…so foul. Perhaps it would help to get away?” and 83 ends with “We say ‘he’ or ‘him’ or ‘his’ but never ‘Zach.’”

137-138: “‘You know, that’s a hard question to answer.’” through “(We tried waxing, electrolysis, laser. The…”

81 “…him right there at the kitchen table. I would love to watch his head fall into his syrup-drowned bacon.”

end of 82 – “She slides in next to me as if we’re friends.”

p 83 – Why is she talking to me about whether Zach loved her?”

end of p 84 – “covering myself in lies makes me cynical”

82: perhaps it would help to get away? It does not have to be w/ the Greats.
83: we say “he” or “him” or “his” but never “Zach”.

137: you know, that’s a hard question to answer.
138: when the medication wasn’t working I wore pants and long sleeved shirts.

“You know, that’s a hard question to answer. The more”

and 138 ends with:

“sleeved shirts. We’d tried waxing, electrolysis, laser. The”

AFTER

The only teacher who’s okay is my biology teacher.

36 ends with:

“Next, the cells cease aerobic respiration so they can’t”

Last on p 36- “Next, the cells cease aerobic…”