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Alex Serzhanov as10f8 — Reading a novel after having already seen the movie is almost never a good idea; too much imagery has already been implanted in your brain, you know the story already, all the fun of imagination and expectation and surprise is gone. So I thought... There's not much missing from the movie, it turns out (they did a really good job), but the bits that are (family/regional history etc) are the best bits of the book and in themselves make it worth the read for the added depth (and depth of moody horror). And Woodrell's language! His discriptions, especially owing to his creative use of invented or re-functioned words (which aren't jarring at all, incidentally--you get the feeling with each one: shit, there just isn't any other way to put it, that's exactly what it is), are a joy to read, even when what he's describing isn't.

Melardz Sumiog lardzvee — September 2, 2011 review. The Hobbit is an excellent story with a simple but extraordinary exposition. His descriptions, on the other hand, are wonderful and vivid. The sequence of events progresses well and doesn’t dawdle on unimportant parts. The characters also grow over time and struggle in realistic ways, something I rarely see in fantasy settings nowadays. Middle Earth is a remarkable setting full of strange and unusual creatures. It comes as no surprise that Tolkien’s work is literally one of the foundations of High Fantasy literature. Sometimes I feel Tolkien’s storytelling falls flat, particularly in action sequences. He unfortunately summarizes a lot of the battles, putting them into words such as “it was terrible” without really delving into deeper details. This story isn’t too challenging to read, so I can honestly see children enjoying it too. It’s a little slow but intensifies near the end. Bilbo is a fine protagonist that plenty of readers can relate and grow with as the journey progresses. Even if a seasoned adventurer could still enjoy Bilbo’s journey with the dwarves I’d say. Enjoyment: 4/5 Story Itself: 5/5

Marie Leopoldie _ika_ — Absolutely loved both of her short story collections.

Hendra Raghani hendra_r — Clearly written by a mystic, this is one of the most magical novels I've ever read. DeLint's writing is a delight as well as the way he weaves a wealth of knowledge about music into the story. I'm a big fan of Celtic music and it's hard to read this book without hearing a ghostly reel playing in a far off corner of one's mind. Highly recommended. I've already begun sending copies to friends. And, oh goody, look - this author has a deep bibliography!