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Milan Pleško _ino1488 — Well, at first it was really hard to get in to. There are so many characters and it just seemed really slow in the beginning 300 pages.... Plus I was completely annoyed at first because I hated ALL of his proper nouns. I felt like he was just taking every word we already use, then barely changing it and I just thought he shouldn't change it at all if he can't come up with something more creative. After getting over that, and the slow beginning, (I put the book down for about a month before I decided to give it one last shot.) Then from there, I couldn't put the fricken thing down. The story line is very very amazing. Very Lord of the Rings like when it comes to all the evil creatures and such. I found myself chuckling at most metaphors and similes, I really enjoyed those! On to book 2...

Nikolas Adamowicz nikthegame655d — This is the first book I've read by Martin Amis, and I will certainly be reading more after this one. I can't tell too much about this book without ruining the ending, but I highly recommend it. The novel is told in reverse -- it starts with the main character's death and each chapter moves backwards through his life. His consciousness observes the main character growing younger and younger up to the point of childhood, birth, and the moment before he becomes conscious. The structure was similar to Memento, although it predated Memento, and that only made it much more entertaining to read. There is a surprise to who the character is and what he's done that I don't want to ruin, but I will say that when you learn the truth about the character, you won't be disappointed.

Ricardo Rodrigues ricardordrigues — Unengaging verbose, convoluted, uninteresting. Why did I bother after Lempriere's Dcitionary ? Never managed to finish it.