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Matthew Tooth matt1b00 — I thought this was... odd. At first I found it amusing to see all the glaring errors in the "memoir". When it shifted into a more recent "diary" of things, it took a few pages for my mind to make the shift as well; the transition could have been smoother, I think. I did like how, in the end, the reader gets the whole explanation for the memoir in the first place. Definitely an interesting debut; I'm curious to see what this author will come up with next.

雅箴 Shin nn3240 — I love Troy history, I love science fiction, there are plenty of references to Proust and Shakespeare, so almost perfect.

Rodrigo Romão reusestuff — This guy has my kind of odd sense of humor.

Vikash Yadav yadavvikash — The story paces slowly, something I felt I couldn't bear at first. But as more chapters are read, the better it gets. Sheila Burnford successfully creates the logic of an incredible story, how a Siamese cat can befriend an old terrier and a young Labrador so much that they are inseparable companions in such a long journey. For the soft-hearted it can make your eyes teary to read the closing chapter, but I found that I'm not that soft :-) Oh, but I learn quite some things about Siamese cat, terrier, and Labrador species - their ancestors and natural dispositions - from it, which is informative.

Natalie Chow nataliechow — I picked this book up for an easy read. I enjoy a nice romance with some intrigue in it and Alias Mommy had just enough. The story starts off with Polly driving on a stormy night. She is on unfamiliar roads and falls asleep behind the wheel. She is discovered and a doctor is called to the scene to help so that she doesn't die. Polly is 8 months pregnant and Dr. Reeve Snyder sees her and has a memory of his own. Polly is hiding something and Reeve is concerned about her. Polly is running away from her family and is afraid for her life and the life of her new baby daughter. She doesn't want to trust anyone because of her past, what she is running away from and being hurt again. This was a nice easy fun read.

Aufar Novri _ovri — this was a stocking stuffer from dad this past Christmas. it's pretty good. mccourt's style is blunt, funny, and self-deprecating. he illustrates the struggle teachers encounter as they endeavor to engage students and instill a love of learning.

Silvio Medori silviomedori — شاید خواندن این کتاب یک مزیت بزرگ داشته باشد آن هم پاسخ به این پرسش اساسی که راستی چه تفاوتی میان روایت و نقالی وجود دارد