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Elena Rubio elenarubio — cute children's fairytale written about 1874.

Nisachol S kustt3e04 — could not put it down.

Emre Alışkan burakakpin16a9 — I liked this, but the plot is trying a bit too hard to throw in too many issues, but it does include arresting moments of insight into the characters. It has a bit of the Don DeLillos, in that the characters are all universally self-aware and articulate about indefinable issues. I loved the corrections, and liked this, but it lacks humour.

сергей кулаков sergeykul85977 — This volume presents a generous selection from Pope’s celebrated translation of Homer’s "Iliad," edited and arranged so as to concentrate on the central core of the story and thus to be readable as a continuous narrative. Also included is a selection of the best of Pope’s notes to his own translation; these illuminate his principles as a translator and transmit his intelligent and penetrating assessments of the Iliad’s poetic qualities. Readers of both Homer and Pope will derive great benefit from this edition. On the one hand it enables students of English literature to sample a neglected poem written by Pope at the height of his powers, once thought to contain some of his finest writing and deepest poetic thoughts about Man and Nature. Students of the Classics, on the other hand, will be able to study in detail the response of one of its most distinguished admirers to the greatest poem of ancient Greece.

Nick Nottebaum nicknottebaum — This was a deeply moving book.... causes the reader to re-examine our relationships, past and current...... even better than 'The Five People You Meet in Heaven'.