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Yuroshimi Graphics _uroconcept — The author has taken the last unfinished novel of Jane Austen (Sandition) and set it in 21st century England. Instead of local gentry, sea cures and bathing machines, we find local gentry and development and planning to make "Sandytown" the capital of the healthy holiday. Hill follows Austen conventions to a point - the heroine finds true love, but the main business of the novel is murder and its investigation by Daziel and Pascoe. The novel contains its usual facsinating insights into character and motivation, and once again creates an interesting portrait of modern Yorkshire. The playing with Jane Austen's work is just icing on a very delicious cake.

Tyrwhittjh Tyrwhittjh _yrwhittjh — A must read for anyone who wants to understand the Constitution and what is going on in the world politically today.

Vampire Lei wanghonglei — So, it's 1942, and World War II is in progress, with all its strife and misery...when reptiles from another planet attack!! This is the premise of Harry Turtledove's alternate history series that begins with this book. I read this for my book club. While it was not really my cup of tea, there were definitely good things about it. At times I would get curious about whether something was a real event or not and look up some history, so I learned some things while reading. I will not go into detail about the plot. As you might imagine, the warring people of Earth have to determine how much to trust one another in the face of an alien invasion and how to fight the aliens' superior technology. Meanwhile, the aliens were expecting a much easier conquest of Earth. Their society is traditional and methodical to a fault, and they experience problems due to the human ability to change and innovate rapidly. Turtledove shifts between the perspectives of many characters in this book, both human and reptile-alien. A few characters are decision-makers, but most are Everyman-type soldiers and civilians. There are characters from many of the major Axis and Allies countries as well as various aliens. This narrative style makes the pace slow (you may not see the same character for 50 pages or more, so it took me maybe 200 pages to get into it). However, following so many perspectives allows readers to understand the motivations and struggles of the diverse characters. I even found myself feeling sympathy for some of the aliens, especially Ussmak. That said, I could not always take the aliens seriously. I thought their inflated formal language was kind of funny...just couldn't help it. I wonder if anyone else thought the aliens were at least a little funny?

Jordi Frances jordifrances — This book was a little confusing to me in the beginning. That or maybe I wasn't paying enough attention. It wasn't until a few chapters in that I realized that the main character is autistic. I got into it really fast though and I love it. I love the way it reads and the way the story line is broken up by facts. Very very good book.