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Anastasia Zaitceva _nastasia_aitcheva — I am in love with this series already :) Love the time period, the characters, the romance, and the drama :)

Amanda Davy amandadavy — In all honesty, I picked up this anthology strictly to read Winter Born, Dante & Pandora's story by Sherrilyn Kenyon. Usually, I simply read the one story because I cannot jump into the worlds of the other stories. This book surprised me. I enjoyed all the stories. It only gets a 4 Star rating though because even though I liked Clay & Maya, I do not believe "Red Moon Rising" was written very well. "Make It Last Forever" was an entirely different situation. I loved the characters, the story brought out every emotion I have, but did it have to end like that? :(

Abhilash Thannikkal abhilashpanicker — Interesting series. It took me most of the book to like Rachel and understand the Inderlander/human world.

Fanny Pillonel fannypillonel — Thought it was an interesting perspective that I hadn't read before.

Cristian Ignamarca _ — This is one of the most thoroughly enjoyable and fascinating books I've ever read. Beginning with Lynch's childhood, and spanning his career up through 1997's Lost Highway, this collection of interviews with the eccentric and visionary artist is overflowing with nuggets of wisdom, insight, and hilarity regarding both the creative process and life in general. I can't recommend it highly enough.

Chickenwings Ho graceho — somehow, i like this one despite the blind bobo-ness of it. just stick it in a more historical context and it's easier to get over and enjoy.

Peechaya Burroughs peechayaburroughs — AN old-fashioned political history, but a highly engaging read and informative narrative. I enjoyed this.

Brian Wilcher brian_wilcher — I just need to keep reminding myself that not everything is as wonderful as Like Water For Chocolate. But this book does have that same sort of magical realism that Chocolate had, and it did have many beautiful passages. I especially loved the beginning of Chapter 4, where we learn that "Love is a verb." This is a tragic story of love and loss that will probably please most. It's not perfect, and it's not brilliant, and it's not Chocolate, but it's easily better than average.