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Kristian Walker eurekaville — Okay, I hate that five stars means, "It was amazing" and four is "I really liked it." How about just, "I loved this book" as an option? Amazing is giving it a LOT of credit, but I definitely more than "really liked" it. I thought this book was silly, funny, charming, sweet and extremely touching. Sophie Kinsella remains my favorite chick lit author, and I found this work so endearing and was completely captivated by it. So, it gets the full five-star rating for me.

Joongkeun Chie chiek — A must read!

Diem Nguyen deminguyene44b — Helps to reduce depression in life and make a new way of living...

Misheald Traumberg gerda_dpbbba — I'll say one thing only: no, it's not about farm animals.

Jason Summers jsummers — I always have the same reaction to McEwan's books: why does an author who can create passages about human disturbance and misery that ring so true insist upon adding elements into every novel that ring so false? Setting aside his formulaic plotting (barely plausible but not entirely ridiculous tragedy occurs, human relationships suffer - or don't - in the aftermath), why does McEwan throw in government ministers who wear short pants and freeze to death; or possibly-magical religious fanatics; or time-traveling, nearly aborted sons (although you gotta give him credit for spoofing himself in _Saturday_ for that misguided magical realism in _Child in Time_)? McEwan is NOT a magical realist - his realism is too sharp and creditable while his magic is too clumsy and inane. So why disrupt wrenching, moving, difficult stories about the human condition with such silliness?