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Shriram Iyer shriram2uf87b — This is an exciting journey to the center of the earth. I was trilled of the adventures met by Prof. Hardwigg and his nephew Harry.I saw the movie and compared the story in the book. There was a slight twist in the story but i liked the one written in the book.

Daniel Kulle danielkulle — I was very happy when I found out Robin Hobb had started a new trilogy. I had really enjoyed the previous nine books. But this book... was different. It trudged on, telling more about the political situation in the fantasy world and detailing about customs and manners. It didn't seem like there was any story going on. I left it alone after 250 pages for almost two years and only picked it up because I was bored on the stationary bike. It took another 200 pages because I started to get a little more interested in what happened to the main characters, because, well, things actually happened. The lengthy descriptions of the classes on the academy were boring as hell. This book seriously could've done with half the words, it would have been a lot better. A lot less muck to wade through. And even with all those words I didn't feel at all connected with whatever character. The stiff rules of society and nobility annoyed me to no ends, I was hoping for rebellion on every page. So yeah. Disappointment. I'll probably skip the rest of the trilogy and try the next one.

Anya Linetrovert linetrovert — من الصفحة الأولى تجذبك شخصيات الأسواني المرسومة بدقة وتفاصيلها الغنية. الشخصيات على تنوع اصولها و آرائها في الحياة الا انه يجمع بينهم مكان و احد و هو العمارة, عمارة يعقوبيان. خلال احداث القصة سوف تعرف ان العمارة كانت آية في الهندسة والابداع في منطقة وسط البلد و التي في مع بعد مع مرور الزمن و الأحداث السياسية و الاجتماعية المتعاقبة على مصر, اصابها هي و سكانها الجدد و القدامى نفس التشوهات التي اصابة البلد كلها. الروايه و الاحداث غاية في الابداع و تأخذك الى عالم وسط البلد الفريد,الذي لن تجد افضل من علاء الأسواني الذي عايش هذه المنطقة من القاهرة طوال عمره. ينصح بقرأتها.

Shavii Md mohamad_shavii — This is the first Robert Crais book I've read and I enjoyed it. It is the third in Crais' series featuring Joe Pike, a former cop, sometime mercenary and friend of P.I. Elvis Cole, the main character in Crais' other series. After coming to the aid of a sandwich shop owner who is getting beaten by gang thugs, Pike soon finds out that not only the gang, but a Bolivian drug cartel and a psychopathic killer are on his trail.