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Eduardo Araujo webdisenoya — I loved the Midwest setting here--I didn't identify any particular geographic points, but the whole thing just rang true for me--and the characters as well. Their dilemma relationship-wise is a somewhat unusual one and I think Bujold handled it well. [Feb. 2011]

Mona Karaivanova ghostpuff — The first time I read this book about 4-5 years ago it took me months to decided if I liked it or not. I loved the movie version of "The Wizard of Oz" so it was hard to accept Maguire's version of Oz. When "Son of a Witch" came out I decided I needed a refresher so I got "Wicked" on Audio CD and listened to it. I've decided that I really do like this book. I am still very curious about the musical - I can't picture how it's done. The wicked witch, Elphaba, is a very odd character but I couldn't help but admire her. She is strong, opinionated, and goes her own way. The second reading made me see her as a fantasy version of a Berkeley-esque hippy -- vegetarian, activist - Animal and political, and free-thinker. Verdict -- like but not love.

F Angellys angellys — It's a blast.

Imogen Hughes _isualdesignich — ** spoiler alert ** Wow! Just WOW! I love this series!! Once again Suzanne Collins manages to drag me into her world and hold me as a captivated hostage. Not that I mind. This world she has created is so wrought with mystery, danger, politics, rebellion, sacrifice and adventure I can't get enough. And I adore the characters of Katniss and Peeta. Which is why the ending makes me slightly upset. I only say slightly because things are never quite what they seem in the Hunger Games so I am sure we will see Peeta again. But then, when we do, who to choose? I can understand Katniss' dilemma. On one hand you have Gale who has been her best friend and confidant for most of her life. On the other hand Katniss and Peeta have experienced things in the games Gale would never understand because he never lived them. The kind of things that could bring two people together. Will we get a decision about who she picks in the third book? I can't wait to find out. And I am so proud of the people of Pannem for finally standing up for themselves. A revolution is brewing and it is going to be painful but glorious!