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Kate Razumova _atereen — Another collection of stories in almost above lines. Was curious to know how the “story” was of Tabarana Kathe that was adapted to big screen and got awards. That time, kid I was then, for me, Tabarana Kathe had formed a benchmark for art cinema and to win National Awards and to be telecast on DD. And it was the synonym for boring films. I dont remember the details of it now, but story was also not any descriptive/ narrative compared to few other stories in the book. I wonder if Tabarana Kathe had got that treatment, many ohter stories from this book can get much better ! It is a collection of stories written over many eyears and the last story is very very difficult to comprehend.(Just like the foreword).

Genevieve Murray future_method — **Because this book's a sequel the review may contain spoilers** Cathing Fire by Suzanne Collins starts off on the first day of the Victory Tour. But Katniss is surprised to find none other than President Snow in her house asking her to be on her best behavior and very much in love for the cameras in hopes of mediating the masses who are restless and rebellious. Katniss is thus thrust back into Peetas arms as they go through the Tour. Upon returning Katniss finds that things aren’t as quiet as she would like, or as President Snow would like so she plots ways to save her family and keep them safe from Snow’s menacing grasp. A major twist happens half way through the story and we see Katniss thrown back into her worst nightmare. To see how she copes and what comes of her you will have to go pick up a copy but I do need to say that the ending is a machine gun of events that leave you breathless, jaw dropped waiting, drooling for the sequel. Although the plot is a bit laborious in a few parts Collins delivers another action packed, thrilling story filled with love and gore. Yes, gore! Collins spares no details and doesn’t leave unnecessary information in letting the story quickly progress. Katniss is still headstrong and powerful full of wit, wisdom and unmatched cleverness. Peeta is the perfect and sweet companion that always has the right things to say. One thing about Peeta that strikes a chord with me is his seemingly perfect demeanor and his undying love which leads me to believe that perhaps there HAS to be something else there, something more sinister…and only a sequel can tell. I say this book is great! A super fast read that won’t let you put the book down. Each chapter takes you for a loop and you never see the next thing coming. I give this book a 95/100 A- Characters- 19 Plot- 20 Writing- 19 Originality- 18 Re-Readability- 19

Dohyoung Kim _ove_obari — ** spoiler alert ** To my surprise, I actually enjoyed this book once I got about halfway into it. I really liked the character of Iris, though the whole time I was reading the book I thought she was the one telling the story. I was surprised at the end to realize it was Ruth the whole time - and that she was not a dumb mute! Once I finished, I went back and read the first chapter and I perused the other few chapters in the beginning, and the I had a better understanding of what was going on. I also really liked the character of Casper, and was happy that he eventually married Iris. And Clara - although I enjoed her, I could never really get a good grip on the whole captured and put in a windmill. But otherwise, the book was very good once it focused less on the mother and more on the daughters.

Jessward Brumber jesswardcr9bcf — This book was very well written, and a fast read. The subject matter - the story of Hemingway's first of four wives (so you know how that's going to end) - is compelling, but also so depressing.