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Waly Secl wysk — Brave New World for the ten and up sect, but worth reading even if you aren't a "young adult". Some eye rolling where the futuristic slang comes into play (though I myself am not above quoting Zenon, so zeetus lapeetus, I can't complain), but a great concept and good execution overall. I think it can be a really pivotal text for those not quite ready for Huxley, and the focus on trendiness (lesions are fashionable, for example) creates some pretty haunting, memorable images that'll hopefully make the kiddos think about the value of... you know, being yourself.

Lauren Wallace laurenwallace — I won this book it a goodreads giveaway, and I am totally loving it so far. There something deep and mysterious about this story that's drawing me in. It refers to three generations of a family, a son, a father, and a grandfather. When reading this novel, you feel as if there is some kind of mystery, something dark, something magical. As I get closer and closer to the ending, I am anticipating what will happen next. It's so very different from the other novels I have come across. I'm kind of sad that it is almost over. I definitely though, will read it again, I feel as if I re-read it, I would find something new about the characters. Highly Recommend!

Juan Cuzme juancuzme155b — Offered such promise but was unfortunatley a let down. I read this book and expected to come away with a better understaning of voice-hearing but instead received a short history lesson on past voice-hearers such as Joan of Arc. While I appreciate the author's attempt to pull direct experiences into the book he fell short of pulling everything together into a cohesive message. The organization of the book was also frustrating. The chapters did not flow and I found it difficult to finish (it took me almost a month to finally plod through it). Yet - maybe that was the point Smith was trying to make. Voice-hearing still isn't well understood and people who experience it are often schizophrenic. If he was trying to mimic schizophrenia then job well done.

Volt Agapeyev agapeyev89 — A great collection of short stories based in the worlds of Richard Matheson. If you've enjoyed his stories you'll probably enjoy these tributes. I particularly enjoyed Stephen King and Joe Hills' take on Duel called 'Throttle'. My other favorites were 'Return to Hell House', 'I Am Legend, Too', and the sequel to Prey 'Quarry' (as seen in the 1975 tv movie Trilogy of Terror with the killer Zuni doll)