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筱佳 俞 77920235434e8 — When this was recommended to me I had no idea it was Christian fiction, which I have no problem with, but it's kind of hard core. I couldn't make it past the first page.

Alexey Demin parashute — Based on a true story, all cat lovers must read this book!!!! Right now, go!

Lee Ting _r_ — As a landmark in the history of the English theater, sure. But as something that has withstood the test of time and still resonates today, not so much. Marlowe is the warmup act for Shakespeare; he may have broken new ground but it was Shakespeare who mastered the territory. Faustus partially suffers from its source material and partially from Marlowe's pen. Just as the eponymous Faustus begins to get interesting and introspective, he is immediately distracted. He's basically Hamlet's antithesis. Faustus doesn't agonize over his deal with the devil nor does he relish in it. He rides a wavering middle line that fails to impress in either direction. He doesn't go deep and philosophical and yet with all his powers all he manages are pretty trite parlor tricks. So where's the drama? I'm still trying to figure that one out. The final scene is more dramatic but again there's just a lack of depth, of remorse, of the horror of realization that he could have been saved. Stuff just happens and it's mildly entertaining. Faustus as a character is mildly interesting but fails to really engage. In Marlowe's defense, he was still a young, developing writer whose career was cut short by an inconvenient murder.

Jadranka Lackovic _adranka_ackovic — After reading Water for Elephants I decided to give the author another go, and picked up this from the library. I am so glad I did. I really like the way Sara Gruen puts her books together, she is able to express the nuances of every feeling her characters are experiencing. This is the story of a scientist who works with bonobo apes teaching the american sign language and english as well as other things. The scientist is also trying to learn the verbal communications used by the apes. The other main character is a reporter who interviews the scientist and becomes wrapped up in the story of these Great Apes. Now with a mix of media hungry people, animal rights activists, and backstabbing coworkers the lives of these two people and the apes get turned upside down and inside out. There are several storylines moving along at once, but Gruen manages to make this seem comfortable and flowing instead of confusing. There are times I wanted to cry and times I had to laugh out loud. Gruen's characters are so distinctive even the ones with smaller roles stand out clearly. I strongly recommend this book, :-)

Eli Love _ly_ove — The first chapter of this book blew my mind. I am moving through this book slowly, savoring ever exercise.