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Patryk Grądys pixelife — What an enjoyable book! The story is a wonderful tale about how the bats are able to enjoy the library at night. The illustrations are rich with their deep colors. And, it is fun to see how many classic books you can see while reading this story. We enjoyed this book so much that we will be purchasing a copy to have it for our own collection. I highly recommend it to book loving children.

Paul Cuva lalabiscuit — Thought provoking and wrenching to know what those soldiers went through. Absurd and tragic. It helps me understand TS Eliot and DaDaism. No wonder people went abstract and dark. All sense was erased by that war fir those who went through it.

Jonathan Kurten jonathankurten — Emma is not one of my favorite characters of Jane Austen's. In fact at one point she has Emma mentally give an opinion of Mrs. Elton that perfectly describes Emma herself, which I found funny and ironic. In the last five chapters, Emma finally grows and becomes a more likable young lady, but it certainly takes long enough. The writing is superb, especially the dialogue of Mr. Woodhouse, Miss Bates, and Mrs. Elton. The dialogue alone gives such a word-perfect picture of each of them that it is worth reading just for that.

Belinda Lovrencic freiadesign — Definitely not my favorite Kurt Vonnegut book. It was interesting for getting some of the story of his life, but it wasn't quite as absurd as I prefer.