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Amro Hammady amrosenior — ** spoiler alert ** Eye-opening and tragic all at the same time. As someone who is interested in the art of communism's takeover of various countries throughout modern history, I found this book intriguing because it recounted the memories of individuals who went from loyal followers of the North Korean regime to escape artists. Though it was difficult to finish it in one sitting, I found it very easy to pick up again after a month or so of not reading it due to the author's tendency to change subjects quickly — a good or bad thing, I'm not sure. It certainly worked to my benefit. Parts of the content were heavy, not because of gore, but because it was sometimes hard to read nearly firsthand narrations of the mass starvation that swept through the country during the 1980s.

Traveling Lifestyle travelinglifestyle — Tries to be the Last Templar meets Rule of Four meets Da Vinci Code meets League of Extraordinary Gentlemen... And it just fails miserably.

Charles Goldman charlespar9ca7 — An enjoyable start to the Mortal Instruments trilogy. All of the characters were enjoyable enough, though none were particularly developed. The relationship between Clary and Jace seemed a bit forced to me, as I didn't see where the affection actually started. And normally Simon is the character I would root for (the equivalent of Seth in Marr's Wicked Lovely), but I honestly didn't feel there was enough there for me to care about. I would have liked more story on Alec and Isabelle, but maybe that's to come in the next books. The twist at the end was interesting, and yet oddly glossed over. This and one other character reveal are two topics not always addressed in YA books, but she didn't seem to do much with either. Again, I guess I'll have to see if they're addressed more in the other books. Overall, I enjoyed the story and am optimistic that the series will continue to improve.

Eximia Eximia eximia — read in highschool, still one of my favorite plays.