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Sophia Jun sssophia5011f3 — This is actually a well-written, short and tight thriller, set in the 1960s "Man from U.N.C.L.E." series, with a touch of fantasy at the end. Napoleon and Ilya are dispatched to Romania to investigate the murder of an U.N.C.L.E. agent. They find themselves caught up in an apparent vampire scenario involving a descendant of the Drakula family, Forrest Ackerman, wolves, the lost treasure of the Huns, and other fun touches. The writing is professional, smooth, and witty--great fun!

Daphné Clarembaux daphneclarembaux — this is the second book of harry potter.

Raul De raulsousa — To five-year-old Jack, Room is the entire world. It is where he was born and grew up; it's where he lives with his Ma as they learn and read and eat and sleep and play. At night, his Ma shuts him safely in the wardrobe, where he is meant to be asleep when Old Nick visits. Room is home to Jack, but to Ma, it is the prison where Old Nick has held her captive for seven years. Surprisingly, I liked this. It's a horrible subject, but Donoghue handles it cleanly. Completely unique if you're looking for something different.

Enes Silahsızoğlu cmessi_98bb3e — Very enjoyable in depth study of a family going through many changes and finding themselves through stories of the past. Forgiveness, psychology and mystery involved. A good read.

Stayc Connolly stayconnolly — Todd Hewitt is the last boy in Prentisstown. It will only be another 30 days before he will reach his birthday and become a man. He lives in a town, and as far as he knows, in a world without women, but filled with "Noise", thoughts of every man and animal streaming out in the world for everyone to hear. When Todd wanders with his dog Manchee out in the swamp to collect some apples, he comes across a pocket of pure silence. Worried and afraid he runs back home, only to be greeted by the two guys that raised him, a packed backpack and a worried Ben telling him that he will need to leave. It seems his "Noise" has revealed his discovery to the rest of town. Not quite understanding what is going on, he starts running. On his way, he finds a girl, a town in which men and women live and work together and "Noise" from other people reveals to him that there seem to be a lot of things Prentisstown's inhabitants have kept a secret from him. This was a great book, that drew me in straight away. It took me a little to get used to the writing style, as it shows Todd's simple way of living with some misspellings, mixed up grammar and punctuation (there is none at times), but as it worked well with the story and the character, it soon didn't bother me. It actually added something to the story. The story itself was often sad and terrifying. Todd was a character that grew on me overtime, as at first I wasn't entirely sure if I liked him. It was interesting to see, how he changes a little over the book through his growing friendship with Viola, mistakes he's making on the way and finding out more about the world around him. The one thing I could have lived without was Aaron. I know he is an important part of the story but he didn't have to pop up quite as often. All up it was a very good story and I'll pick up the next instalment soon, as the book does end on a cliffhanger and I really want to find out what is going to happen next.