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Kae Harng _arng_ae — This book is awsome!!! loved every page!! read it people this is a really good boook

Isabel García _sa_ar_ae — I enjoyed "taking a break" with this book; its humorous style and short story format made it ideal for filling in odd moments throughout the day and providing relief from heavier reading. I really can't understand why any careful reader would think this book dull. True, most of the stories utilize the same main themes (cuckoldry being the most common, I think), but the quality of the writing makes the common-theme stories unique and engaging throughout. If something seems odd or nonsensical upon the first reading, I would suggest going back over the passage to look for double (or triple, in some cases) meanings -- I definitely would have missed a lot of the charming humor Balzac employs if I had not slowed down at certain points when reading his work. I'm sure a lot of his "pun power" was lost in translation, but the editor of the edition I read made quite an effort to fill-in the English reader to the lost complexity whenever he could, a practice I found very helpful. I loved the amazing engravings featured in the work -- their complexity and macabre styling was quite impressive, so don't skip by them if you happen to have an edition where they are included.

Leia Bevilacqua leiawbevilacqua — David Attenborough is as accomplished a racconteur in writing as he is on our screens.

Leonardo Lagrene leonardolagrene — Utter drivel. Doesn't even deserve a single star but -5 isn't an option. I'm convinced Waller wrote this on a bet with a marketing dept colleague, to prove that if you market cleverly anyone can write a bestseller. He was right - no writing talent was required at all.

Lina Peñaranda lina3017a5f7 — Liar’s Kiss is everything you could want from a graphic novel noir. It is classic, edgy, and is filled with intrigue. I took a chance on it because I love graphic novels and I figure that even if it is bad, at least I can be amused by the illustrations. I wasn’t let down AT ALL by this novel. From the first page, I was hooked. The plot is like that of any film noir. A private investigator, Nick, is having an affair with his client’s wife Abbey. One night, Nick gets a call from Abbey saying that her husband has been killed...and she’s the main suspect! She hires Nick to find her an alibi that will not place her at the scene of the crime. This assignment gets Nick into a bit more trouble than he had bargained for. Consequently, he finds himself facing demons from his past and putting his fate in another’s hands. I thought this was superb. It is written in the traditional black and white “comic book” style. Where it could come off as being cliche, it actually sets the perfect tone and atmosphere for the story. When reading the book, you feel as if you’re watching an old fashioned noir. Including, the classic noir twist. If I had to voice any complaints, it would be that the story is a little thin and the dialog is a bit stilted. Yet, I can’t really get update about it because most noir is thin on the plot and big on the intrigue. Still, as a first book I think he did a great job. I look forward to his future works. www.iamliteraryaddicted.blogspot.com

Juan Felipe lippen — So my mom called me and told me, "Lori, I just finished this book. It was really good, and you have to read it because I think it is based on Biddeford Pool." So I read it, loved it, and then immediately contacted my favorite foremost expert on all things BPL, who prompted responded via text, "it is about the pool, we know the guy who wrote it!" Moral: my mom is wicked smart.