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Gean Carlos gean8263a — Most of the time I don't like stories where nothing happens. Maybe it works for this because there's lots of inane dialogue.

Ryan Jackson rjaxson — Hmm, I obviously went in with high expectations; how can you not when something wins the Pulitzer? Disappointed. This book rode a gimmick. Did I enjoy parts of it? Yes. Did I LOVE parts of it? Yes. But how hard it is to jump through time and space and get into the head of a character for a chapter at a time. A CHAPTER?! It is much harder to sustain an idea, a narrative, for an entire book and have a clear beginning, middle and end. There were chapters that were brilliant, moving, and made me cry. There were chapters that made me skip them (Jules and Kitty, really? practically unreadable.) There were chapters that should have been turned into a different book (La Doll and the general WOW, I was totally shaken after reading that), but they weren't very coherent. It's more like a book of short stories. So while I enjoyed this book, I do not believe it deserved a Pulitzer, especially over Freedom by Jonathan Franzen, which, while it needed an editor, weaved together a narrative much better. I still recommend A Visit from the Goon Squad, but leave your expectations at the front cover. And don't expect that it's a novel about the record industry, that's simply a loose setting.

Evan Grant minigrantyz — Although intended for young adults, I found this book incredibly eye-opening to a chapter of history I never knew much about. Fast read and great moving storyline.

Thais Gunet thaisgunet — ok, so this woman is pretty ridiculous (in a slightly pathetic kind of way, in my personal opinion) about having these glorious epiphanies and seeing The Light and weeping for joy because of the cascades of warm radiance flowing through her every three pages, BUT the book is a seriously fascinating window into the Mormon church. her relationship with the church is crazy and sad and intense and bizarre and i learned so so much about mormons and mormon culture and the whole weird cult of secrecy and truth from the book. if you can get past her "finding herself spiritually" tangents, it's pretty darned cool.