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Philip Asher pmasher — I really enjoy Carrie Vaughn's Kitty Norville series and wanted to like Discord's apple as much as the others. The story had an interesting premise and I really liked certain aspects of the story. Unfortunately, it jumped around too much between the near apocalyptic near future, the mythological past and largely unnecessary vignettes through time of the main character's ancestors. I had a hard time connecting with the main character as a truly sympathetic character, while wanting to know more about some of the more intriguing secondary characters. The jumping around in the story line distracted me just as I was started to feel engaged and caused me to frequently set the book down, which is uncharacteristic of how I usually read her books. Overall, I think that the story would have been better served by allowing more room for the book to breathe and eliminating parts that don't serve to move the story forward.

Jenya Gerstmaier blackswanvision — Cat - this sounds so interesting! It's in my pile to read! Thanks!

Nima All nimanialle055 — من أروع ما قرأته عن تاريخ ماقبل الرساله، شيء أدبي عظيم، أسلوب ينسيك الوقت والناس، ..أعتقد أن طه حسين من اكثر الكتاب موهبه بعد قرائتي لهذا الكتاب. أسلوب مشوق، ومحتوى عميق وقصص تجذبك للتفكر والتعمق في طبيعة النفس البشريه. أنصح به كل قارئ مهتم بالمعرفه وتاريخ واحوال الحكماء والعقلاء قبل الرساله.

Omar Abel infosumar — This is the second book I've read by Dixie Cash, and I have to say, they're something of a sinful pleasure! There's not really any redeeming social or literary quality to these books, but they're so much fun! These would be great beach or airport reads. They contain a little bit of mystery, a lot of romance, and even more Southern sass! I highly recommend Dixie Cash for a quick, easy read.

Arcangelo Fiore fiorearcangelodesign — Loved this book -- most everything of hers is wonderful. If you haven't readit, I also recommend "The Shipping News." I wasn't as keen on her book of short stories, although "Brokeback Mountain" certainly stands out above the rest. I also read "Postcards", but don't remember it offhand. That may speak for itself, or may just reflect my failing memory and too many books read too fast.