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Agne Nananai nananai — I'm slowly reading this book. It is enjoyable but not a priority to finish.

Arturo Acebo _rthur_iiragi — Eh. Two stars seems kinda like *gasp* That's a bad review. But really the comment under two stars says: It was ok. That's what this was. OK. It started out with a tinge of disappointment because the most annoying character in the first book was back in the second. Then the tide turned. It became a bit Northanger Abbey with murder and intrigue and a hint of maybe-she's-crazy :) :) :) As long as that kept up I kept reading. Then the mystery was solved....and I still had more than 30 pages of book left. Which drug on a bit. I was so ready for this book to be over so I could move on to something else.

The Eggs theeggs_studio — "All Dickens, all the time" does reveal how formulaic he can be, despite his humor, his frequently breath-taking facility with metaphor, and sharp social criticism (two of his favorite targets, education and the legal profession, still seem quite relevant) - all of which were equally pronounced in Our Mutual Friend but that also seemed subtler and less reliant on sentimental situations and stock characters. Copperfield is more canonical however and gives us Uriah Heep, one of the great villains of literary history.

Nicole Caron nikmariec — Even though I thought most of the mix tapes profiled in this book were horrible (and everyone knows that you never put two songs by the same band in a row! That's lazy!), the story was touching. Yeah, I almost cried.

David Araújo daviddca — I just finished this book, and it is an AMAZING read into the the times and life Louis Armstrong. No jazz "buff" or lover of jazz music and history should go without this in their library. A 5 Star + !