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Flemming Hansen spirtulv — Meh. This took me a long time to finish because I just got sick of it. The characters are sort of interesting and the plot has some clever twists that I sometimes got excited about...meh. The characterization is silly overall, especially the "genius" bad guy who is so pointedly blind and stupid concerning the kids operating right beneath his nose. The whole evil plot is kind of boring and nonsensical. The book is wordy and long and long-winded and overly loquacious, but the characterization is juvenile. The kids who have the motivation and ability to slog through a book this size that moves this slowly will not be attracted to the characters.

Fernanda Bocchi fernandabocchi — It was a funny book and easy to read. I definitely liked it, but maybe I would have enjoyed it more if I was from the south or had any clue about the debutante stuff. I couldn't really relate to the characters very well. It reminded me a little of Undomestic Goddess, but kind of reversed. She's a lawyer, out of her element. The characters were funny and I could definitely appreciate the mother/daughter drama.

Angelo Scuro scurojewel7813 — I must have missed something...

Yiyi Sama _r — Jacobsen and Coleman share some great thoughts about church which challenge much particularly in the institutional model. They chose to present this in a light narrative form very similar Brian McLaren's 'A New Kind of Christian' trilogy. However while I connected with much of the book's message, I felt it's execution was a little grating. The characters are so cliched that they seem totally unrealistic. Thankfully the main thrust of the book is the message and not the setting/characters that it's wrapped in. Although at times I sensed a slight arrogance (i.e. almost everyone out there is doing it wrong and should just switch their worldview/model to this) despite there being direct attempts to temper this attitude... so in that sense i found it a bit confusing. Still, if you look past this, it's easy to find a wealth of valuable thoughts. The book design was great too except for the typesetting which was atrocious -- an excessive brand of full-justification was used which made some lines look completely squashed and others with odd gaps. And the font chosen for the article at the end was almost criminal.

Yanuar Rizki yanuarrizki — After a VERY slow start, I actually ended up enjoying this book. I am going to read the second book in the series to see if that one is better.