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Ricardo Rodrigues _icardo_odrigues — A quick easy read. Clever plot.

P Guemmer pguemmer — I didn't particularly like Everything is Iluminated. I thought that it was pretentious and over written but this book could not be more different. It is very simple and - despite the fact that it is told from the point of view of a boy who lost his father in the World Trade Centre - very funny. It's kooky and heart warming without being at all schmaltzy.

Izabela Tolko itolko25db — When I come across a new author, I'm always pleased. When the book actually turns out to be good, I'm jealous, but hopeful, because that means that I have a chance to do something with my own writing. Patrick, you make me so jealous with your debut novel. But I've got my novel file open again, thanks to you. This story has magic, music, mystery, romance, alchemy, and in spades. Kvothe (pronounced 'quothe') is a fine protagonist, very human even though he has amazing capabilities. He can be brought low by pride, just like the rest of us. It's easy to imagine him, red hair flying, playing his lute, tackling the trials at a magical university, pursuing a girl, building a name for himself that is founded on lies but mostly true... ]Beware: this book has an ending that will leave you desperate for more. Me, at least, and I didn't expect it. But I very much look forward to reading more in the Kingkiller Chronicle. Well done, Patrick. (Bought on a thursday night, finished on saturday night, and that's only because my roommate and I went shopping fri night. It would have been finished much earlier if not for that. Found out about it from author John Scalzi's blog, and saw it had a review by Robin Hobb, one of my favorite authors, so I knew it had to be good.) (from my site: http://etoiline.vox.com/library/post/...)

Fazlun Azmar fazluncastec34 — The book that made me cry a river. It's a story about a girl who has a sister diagnosed with a rare case of Leukemia. The girl was conceived so she can be the perfect donor for whatever her sick sister needs to be able to survive. This book narrates how a family copes when one of its members is suffering from a fatal illness. It shows how it affects everyone's lives. It is a story of every real-life family who has a sick family member. It talks about how saving someone's life can also mean losing another's.