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Jere Paajanen jerepaajanen — This book was pretty good, it's not the best but it is totally something you wanna read when it's a rainy day.

Christ Kennedy _ennedy_asihi — Read for http://cookthebooksclub.wordpress.com/

Sarah Jones sarahjonesbad8 — An excellent piece of Sci-fi written by one of the great sci-fi authors, Robert Heinlein. The story is full of intrigue, deceit, and aliens, very good reading for anyone who enjoys sci-fi books.

Xue Fang xuefang1996116 — How does one review Infinite Jest? For books like this, ratings seem beside the point. You may love the book, or you may hate it, but you can't ignore it. It's as massive and compelling a literary position paper about the state of the American Republic circa 1996 as can be found (at least among Wallace's contemporaries). It's also written in as characteristic a style as any writer has been able to develop in the R&D lab of his post-Postmodernist soul. For Wallace, it seems, America is a very unhappy place, sad in its soul, miserable and mediated, wracked not so much with the geopolitical doubts and political anxieties of his Postmodernist forefathers as torn apart over seemingly more mundane but equally insufferable sufferings: dysfunctional families, rampant addiction, intellectual infantalization, life without hope or purpose. If this all seems very much like a "pre-9/11" book, well, it is: but the conditions of sadness and suffering that Wallace has so compellingly in these thousand-plus super-footnoted pages outlined have not disappeared; if anything, they are, for many, deeper than ever.