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Syuzan Melikyan syuzan — It's cool because they didn't make a book out of it. like a series or something like that. It's like top secret and no one can see it but you, you have to read it. not someone else. YOU!! It's stories that you haven't read before. It shows you how to be a demigod and what to pack for camp and stuff like that. It also shows you about the characters at Camp Half-Blood and like a short, biography about them and lots of stuff like that. You should read it; it's really good!

Emma De emmadepaoli — It was a little bit of a slow read, but I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who enjoys animals/nature/that whole bit. If this book had been all about the baboon group Sapolsky studied I would have given it five stars... but alas, it wasn't. After more than one story about slow travel through Africa and being forced to drink Cokes or eat spaghetti by enigmatic companions, I was wishing for more baboons or at least more interesting stories about the local Masai. Funny little stories and revelations outweigh the dull stretches. Warning: Heavily laden with anthropomorphism!

Tesfa G tesfage124 — The master fabulist and inspiration for countless fantasy and science-fiction writers -- for any kind of story-teller, really. (Though he's got plenty sources of his own, not least among them, perhaps surprisingly, Poe.) Borges' mastery of the short-fiction form is such that he can do whatever he wants, it seems. This collection of pre-World War II shorts is indispensable. Be forewarned -- it's not always easy going, with labyrinthes inside mazes, concluding in a puzzle. Still, I found only the first piece ("Tlon, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius") especially difficult to follow. After that, the rest is much more accessible.