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Husain Alahdal husainalahdal — The Song of Roland is one of the great French works of the 12th century, illustrating a fascinating anachronistic mix of 12th-century storytelling and values with an 8th century tale. Though the battle scenes are rendered with all the pulse-pounding vivid prose of a Wi-Fi installation instruction manual, this book still manages to have some good moments. Sadly, its formulaic approach--though typical of medieval romances--makes it predictable for a modern reader. Onthe other hand, Roland's last stand is pretty Boromir-esque, and well worth trudging through the endless list of ridiculous supposed Saracen names that occupy the middle third of the story. Overall, it's a good story, but there are more enjoyable out there.

Arina Baranova murpurfur — It should be in my "started reading it and put it down" shelf, but that is reserved for books I might try and read again. I don't know that I'll do that with this one. No, I know I won't try to read this book again. Hate hate hated what little I read of it. Which was actually a lot.

T S tstahlsc8498 — This book will forever be in my collection of books to recommend and I cannot wait to read it to my children (someday!)

Pablo Ponticas pabloponticas — this very moving memoir feels raw and unfiltered in its presentation of Oates pain following the death of her husband. She is a fine writer, and by the end I had a sense of how a writer's hand had shaped this widow's story. For anyone inclined to simplify what people go through when they lose loved ones, this book is worth reading. What Oates conveys best is the feeling that she simply does not control what is going through her mind. Because the book is so well written the reader can identify with this profoundly uncomfortable state.

Fatima Saleh tutu_oose — To me this was M. Night Shyamalan's The Village meets Night of the Living Dead. The main character is developed well and the setting is creepy without being completely gruesome. This gets four stars alone just for pulling off a love story amidst a futuristic zombie takeover. I liked it, but you've gotta like zombies... or at least be terrified of them for this to be your cup of tea.

Lady Puerto ladypuerto — Dark dark dark dark.

Davy Sued davi_sued1db6 — http://charlotteswebofbooks.blogspot.... I really, really enjoyed If This Is Paradise I Want My Money Back. Claudia Carroll has collected a fun, yet rag tag cast of characters with only one thing in common. Charlotte Grey. Charlotte was a fun character who truly believed that she was doing the best for all of those that she loved, in reality she was complicating things beyond belief. Her hysterical antics really made the book a fun read. The book is a light-hearted look at the "What If's" of the afterlife. A perfectly fluffy way to pass the day!