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Mirae Hong meeree — Its good so far.

Kim Seunghyun hyunkim — A stunning conclusion to an amazing series. I laughed so hard when Keenan discovered the truth about Irial. I even went back and read the part that Irial was referring to when he said, "I all but told you who I was." and I was as shocked as Keenen was! It really was a no brainer! I can't believed I missed it!!

Julia De _ulia_e_breu — Our book club plans to read this in July/August. I've heard great reviews.

Abel Ait ait_abel1fbb — Just...read it.

елена агафонова artdecorgr3f14 — This is a humorous take on the darkest period of the author's lives.Krupakar and senani are well known wildlife photographers abducted by veerappan.This book was translated from their original kannada work.Everyone sees veerappan as a dreaded criminal but this book offers a humourous and almost a human portrait of the legendary bandit. The translation is so good that I burst out laughing many times while reading it.It is a first hand account of veerappan and the life he lead in the forest.

Sophie Kalckar _ophie_alckar — And I thought junior high was rough....This woman went through the six circles of hell in her Lord of the Flies style school years. Throughout the book I wanted her to just give it up, though. She moved on, has had a great post-school life, and I wanted to see her forget about those tossers she had to endure for years and not give them anymore satisfaction. Instead, she was determined to go back to a class reunion and - finally- gain some sort of acceptance and, perhaps, apology, from her former tormentors. I can understand that fantasy at age 13. However, as an adult, isn't it just great to remember that the school bullies no longer matter? They are probably all paunchy mid lifers now...and no doubt duller than you are because they did not have to spend much time developing a personality and a sharp wit. However, like poking at a sore tooth with ones tongue, this book makes you want to read it to the end to find out if the author gets her satisfaction. I bought this for the teen collection when I was working as a librarian and it really resonated with the kids. This book was checked out often! I think young people need to hear stories of people who have survived and thrived the bullying years and moved on to happy adult lives. This is why I wished the emphasis was less on going back and getting closure with these creeps. To me, this gives the adult bully or former bully even more power. However, to each his/her own. And anyone who ever had to deal with bullying needs to cope with it in his/her own way.

Adrian Jimenez _imenez_esign — The detailing of locations, climate, and political systems made the story a little hard to get into at first. However, it is through this meticulousness that Le Guin immerses the reader in a world that is both "alien" and understandable, and provokes many "what if" questions about our own planet and culture. Most prominently, what if gender was largely nonexistent? But also - what if humans had never domesticated other mammals? What if time and progress were perceived differently, and every year was a new Year One? The story that forms as these questions are explored is fascinating, and touches on the links between many dualities: pride and love, service and betrayal, alienation and acceptance. Le Guin writes with precision and beauty. This quote is my favorite (among many that are worthy of being re-read): “A profound love between two people involves, after all, the power and chance of doing profound hurt."