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Gary Davis garydavis — This book requires some concentration (and for me, a dictionary). It covers a history of the Sabbath and what different Judeo-Christian sects do when observing the Sabbath. The author also throws in her on personal story of why taking a Sabbath break might be a good idea. I'm convinced! ... but don't have enough will power to implement.

Matthew Tooth matt1b00 — Holyyyyyy crap. This book. throughout 90% of it my mind was like, WTF IS HAPPENING I NEED TO KNOW. This is a beautifully told story that is 100% unputdownable. Highly, highly recommend!

Emilia Sottile emiliasottile — I read it with the joy and laughter but also with the sympathy that comes with painful recognition that lies too close for comfort. All the foibles and delights of Oxford life are presented here, and it was great fun re-living them through this book. Ulimately though the book was cause for rather painful reflection: had I really made the most of my time in Oxford, was I truly accepted? Was my three years just a catalogue of wasted opportunities? My verdict: a welcome addition to the vast corpus of literature on Oxford, from a much different perspective. I picked this up quite randomly at a tiny bookshop at Tanglin Mall on my lunch break. Upon seeing the rather brilliantly hilarious title and reading blurb, I immediately bought it. It definitely made my day.

Ahsoka Haidar _hsoka — loved this book as it completed the series after so many years of waiting to read the ending and was well worth the wait.It was a magical story and brought me great pleasure as an adult it brought me back to my childhood days when anything was possible.

Winnie Lin winnielinw — Elegant, beautiful writing for a book that- at first glance -sounds like just another addition to the zombie/post-apocalyptic genre. I really, really enjoyed it.

Elias Ortega eoaresearch — Classic. But read-able. Even out loud (assuming you take it in small chunks). Mary starts off thoroughly disagreeable, but by the end, the reader cheers her on. She is a believable child. I read this (the first time) as a child, but have re-read it many times since then. I have not found an audiobook version that I like yet, and despise shortened versions.

王 晓漾 50383723257aa — At times I foudn the book hard to follow. It seemed to veer from topic to topic with no connection beign finalized or made. Lots of fancy words for common terms were also used...great vocabulary building I suppose. Overall it was alright but not the best book I have read about this time period.

Steve Koski stevekoski — I liked this book, it was a pleasant, easy read.