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昌维 何 hechangwei — While this is a classic reference book, I find myself a little concerned about the presentation of some medical information in the book. While I understand wanting to present readers with a variety of treatment options for their maladies, I don't feel the book did a good job separating or discussing the efficacy of different treatments. Women should obviously have the ability to make decisions about their own medical treatments, but they should be provided with sufficient information to make rational and informed treatment decisions.

Michal Csanaky airpoint — The first Newsflesh was good and volume 2 is better in almost every way. I was a bit wary of Sean as a narrator at first, as his "on camera" persona in FEED is a bit overbearing. Grant does a great job transitioning him to the lead, with a subtler hand in the narration that serves the story and the character. The supporting cast feels more three-dimensional this time around as well. The stakes are bigger too(which is saying a lot). There's a lot of padding here -- extreme repetition of people's reactions to Sean's neuroses, for example -- which makes it easy to skim pages if you're not careful. The themes at play involving truth, fear and security, never really come together in this volume, but the growing conspiracy against an apocalyptic backdrop sure makes for a hell of a compulsive read.

Barış Bağatur bagaturbaris — I did not finish this book. I could not find it in myself to continue to wast time reading it. I got halfway though, and gave up. Why? Although the adventure started off quickly, I did not feel at all interested, and felt as if I just wanted something to HAPPEN already, and that was after he learned some magic, he almost burned down his master's house, and he (with his sister) got carried off by berserkers. It was NOT worth it's time. Maybe it's good for reluctant readers, but I think Nancy Farmer wrote this book because people wanted her to, which is (almost) never a good reason to write a book.

Tiphaine Murat tiphainemurat — This book in entertaining, I read it while working at a pool one summer.