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Marianna Falari mariannafalari — Garbage.

Daniel Bendrat danben — In my opinion you can't compare this book with "Twiligt", because "A Discovery of Witches" is far more better!! This book isn't just a fantasy story, it is also full of author's knowledge of history, alchemy and science thus making it a unique and enjoyable read. The details about these issues are amazing, and although it may tire those who aren't that patient, everyone will admire the exquisite way in which Deborah Harkness weaves her academic knowledge in the web of the story. As for the characters, Diana is a brilliant, dynamic and somewhat stubborn woman and Matthew is also brilliant, impressive and overprotective man, with great love for science, art and litterature. Since the two of them decide to join forces to find the manuscript it seems that nothing can stop them. But, this cooperation provokes the world of magical creatures- in which the most important rule is that relationships between different creatures are forbidden- and especially the anger of the witches. Witches start chasing Diana and they do not hesitate to cause harm in order to acquire this manuscript. It is worth mentioning that the author manages to document excellently into this fantasy story the fact that people reject their responsibility for their ruthless and inhuman acts, hiding behind "orders" and "humanism". Get ready to read a book with strong characters, great world-building and awesome plot that will captivate you from the first pages.

Emily Sloan _mily_loan — Since I am not exposed to much television, I had no idea who the Duggars were when I picked up this book on a friend's coffee table two weeks ago. Since this loving couple is proliferating at an unrestricted rate, I figured they were studying the Duggars as a model for their own family expansion. Intending to read just a page or two, I set the book down a couple of hours later, having read the whole text skipping recipes and omitting the last chapter. Not an English scholar myself, I'd characterize the writing as basic - if it had been surrogate authored by one of the (surrogate parent) kids I would not be surprised. But the family and business leadership principles they purport are fantastic in both their simplicity and insight - I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS FOR ANY FAMILY whether you be two or twenty in numbers. Now that the Duggars have my interest, I see how much contention there is about them. Sadly, most of that contention has undertones of contempt that hints of jealousy toward their peace and denial of God's call. These comments are also strongly indicative of the selfish independence most Americans claim is so important to them as they while away their lives in non-productive activities geared toward ease and entertainment. The only principle the Duggars seem to uphold that I am not in tune with is their intent to be "debt free". I think they need to recognize the difference in consumption debt and investment leverage that works in a morally grounded free economy - we are all beneficiaries of the latter. I commend the Duggars. Their lives can't be perfect, nor will their offspring be, and statistically the chances for a tragedy as we see it are increasing with every birth. But if the children aren't "adjusted" to a twisted society that might not be so bad.