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Daniella Comelli daniellacm1617 — I love this book. It is almost the exact same as the movie, but of course the book is always better!

Drgege Abaza ph_gege4279 — Edit: Read again, again. Ok, it's not deep, but it's one of the most enjoyable light novels ever. The female protagonist is also portrayed a lot more as an active agent than was usual in that era of adventure fiction. Just read again for maybe the dozenth time. I think I've finally reached the age or life stage where it's a bit too gooey, but the plot is still well contrived. The characters aren't of the deepest, but I think that's part of what made it fun as a kid -- you could fill in the rest with your own details.

Caroline Brill _aroline_rill — This book has been eye opening and powerful. I am not finished, but the story of the Sudanese Lost Boys is one that everyone should know. Given the current turmoil in North Africa, and the Middle East, this story may be repeated many times in the future.

Brandon Schow _4_ — I'd love to talk about this odd page-turner by a Vermont author, if anyone else has read (or will read) it. It's strange, has a lot of local scenery, and an interesting literary edge. It helps to have read "The Great Gatsby," which everyone should do anyway, or at least seen the Robert Redford movie.

Isaias Medina isaiasm — I'm going to summarize this review. I usually look for shorter ones so hopefully you are too. So I've read the entire series & they're all wonderful. This one was even more interesting because it had more to do with the Japanese culture (They mention: manga-heads, big-eyes & they speak japanese) instead of the typical. I'm not fond of the new slang though (ex: Kickers, brain-missing). But I just expected more.. just something BETTER. To save the world, not have a misunderstanding. That about ruined the ending for me. I do recommend this book though, Westerfeld is a talented author.