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Sebastien Lamoureix slam — I enjoyed the actual case being solved and the setting of the book with the history but there was a bit too much sexualtiy for me. The author also chose to use modern day swear words (the really strong ones)which sort of confused me because the story is in the late 1800's in Istanbul so its hard to imagine such language being used. I will admit that I am not up to date on my history of the use of bad swear words and where/when it started but it just seemed out of place in this story. So the mystery aspect was good but I would not recommend the book overall.

Charlotte De charlottedegoey — Wow. What adventure, girl power, love, and fantasy. Enjoyed it.

Candace Carson candacecarson — Coupland writes his characters pretty true to life, mostly noticeable by how often their minds leap from subject to subject. One second they may be talking about the plot, or main narrative, and next they could be talking about how Q-Tips make them feel weird, like the inside of their head is itchy. Some of these observations have relevance to the plot, some don't. Surely Coupland thinks these out (most of them), and a non-sequitur about new socks gripping your feet like they never want to let go might actually reveal something about the character, assuming the reader is willing to look into something like that. Metaphor, simile, allegory, Coupland likes all of these. He foreshadows a lot, and structures his stories like subtle but intricate puzzles. "The Gum Thief" is one of those that suffers somewhat from the gimmick of the "journal" entries, and the ending made me smirk and shake my head. I enjoyed most of this book, and it certainly made me think, and woke me up from a zombie-reading experience I'd been going through lately thanks to another book I'm reading.

Nassima Mechenane mechenanenassima — This book was recommended by someone who felt a deep spiritual connection to the journey and contrasting beliefs of the father and son. I just did not have the same reaction to their journey. Maybe I went in with too many expectations, but I did not connect the way I wanted to.

Phương Nhi tamo_chann — This book was enlighting and showed the importance of family. The importance of knowing who your family is no matter how old you are.

Chris Vanpelt chrisvp — fallen in to the pile of 4star books... i wish they had decimals b/c it's more like 4.8 (i don't like to give 5). read it slowly in small bits to prevent what he says from becoming bitter aphorisms, and more like sharp shards of truth that need time to sink in. he's like the intense, depressing friend who's hard to take in large doses, but he's that way because he has a very clear look at the world around him. we need people like him.