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Mohamed Elshara mohamedelshara44769 — Inkheart was easy to follow, but kind of boring at times, and when I first read Inkspell, it got confusing too because of all the new characters and a new place, it was just hard to follow along. They were still really good books, but my favourite of the three would have to be Inkdeath. Inkdeath did contain some depressing moments, or a lot, and there were times when I thought that everything would go wrong and it would have a horrible ending, but it all got fixed near the end. But I think the end was kinda of abrupt and vague. Still great book, but there could be some changes.

Simranjit Singh webdesigner_india — What an amazing and awe-inspiring woman! Getrude Bell was the mother of modern Iraq, and this is an important book to read to help understand the make-up and the long-standing issues that have been part of Iraq since before it was a country. It's completely naive and blind to think that these long-standing problems can be eradicated by imposing Democracy on a country with so many factors pulling it apart.

尤 尧 youyao — I've never seen this play performed, and I know that when I eventually do it will be far better than it was while reading it. While Stoppard's stage directions are impeccable (undoubtedly to the great annoyance of many actors & directors), so much of the play relies on timing and action rather than dialogue that merely reading the words feels thin and unsatisfying. I also didn't have the luxury of reading it all the way through at one go, so I probably missed a lot of connections between acts and such. Despite all of these drawbacks, however, I liked it a lot, and I can't wait until I can see it properly.