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Dillon Graves _600a039 — Oh why can't I fall in love with this book. My sister absolutely adores this piece of literature; it's won a Nobel Prize in Literature, and my daughter recommends it. It was a gift from my sister at Christmas - we have very similar tastes in reading...and why not...we grew up reading each other to sleep during the long and cold winters in North Dakota, tucked under our featherbed, cozy and secure as we drifted off with Grimbolds Other World or Mystery of the Green Cat...maybe a Mary Stewart book. Note: we never read aloud from The Lord Of The Rings as this was considered a private, sacred read...such a right of passage that it was something to be adventured upon by oneself...it was going to change forever the person who read it and we all new that. My Dad had been telling us stories from it for years by then. This is my second attempt at loving this story....and I still can't add it to my favorites. I want to love it....I should love it.....

Andrij Pigrukh _onnyak — Grant's own stories of his adventures in Desolation sound are interesting and often amusing. His digressions about the history and other colourful characters of the region are strangely less compelling. So overall an entertaining enough read, but not one that gives you a feeling of time well spent.

Mia Paloch martinapalb19f — This was an odd book and yet I kept turning the page trying to find the story's resolution.I enjoyed the read because it had good characters and a strange but intriguing storyline.A young girl Rose discovers that she can identify emotions in food as she eats it...the emotions of the people who have prepared it.Rose's family have dysfunctional elements and her brother seems autistic. It was an interesting book!