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Juan Useche usechedesign — Loved it!

Kemite Co _emite6 — This is a very sad and touching story of a mother's search for her daughter, who vanished many years ago and was never seen again. I have read it several times and also shared it with my mother. It is very touching and inspirational, it reminds you that a mother's love truly knows no bounds. If you enjoy reading true crime, I highly recommend this one.

Kevin Mares kevinsillo — I love the movie, so had to read the book. Overall, it was good. I like the way he gets her to come stay with him in the book better than the movie. But I still really love the movie.

Alex Becerra alexecc1 — I really wanted to enjoy "The Life and Opinions of Maf the Dog, and of His Friend Marilyn Monroe". My anticipation was stoked by hearing Andrew O'Hagan on a panel at the International Festival of Authors in Toronto in October (2010). I've rarely encountered a more infectiously gregarious and unpretentiously erudite participant at a writers' event. Furthermore, I thought that the literary conceit of Marilyn's dog Maf as the book's narrator would be very clever. It was, for the first 150 pages or so. But, (and who am I to critique such a distinguished writer?) for me it didn't quite work. For one thing, there lacked consistency. Maf's precociousness (referencing ancient Roman history, kibitzing with other critters about German philosophers) seemed at times intuitive and at other times intentionally learned. A second problem (for me) was Maf's unreciprocated capacity to hear/understand not only what the humans around him spoke but also what they were thinking. I like the concept of an animal world that's more intelligent than the human world but I would have liked better a reciprocity in the relationships that allowed for more substantive affection and pathos. I will still recommend it highly as a worthwhile read. Just not as highly as some others on my list.