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Anthony Liu humanthony8fce — I could not finish this book, but I also haven't followed the television shows and movies. I am too sceptical...

Herbert Figueira herbert_figueira — What would you do if your shadow chased you into a realm where light and darkness no longer did exist? A fantasy classic that begins a series of five books. I remember really enjoying this story in high school. (Please ignore the terrible SciFi channel remake, which was rightfully condemned by the author.)

Freija Kaarsemaker freijakaar6413 — Henry Eyring was an amazing member of the church. He was very smart, yet very humble and always trying to help lift others around him. This book helped show a great man that avoided boosting himself up.

Ezequiel Hurtado exekyell — So disappointed in this book that so many have recommended. It was just unnecessarily vulgar and obscene. Some unique and entertaining thoughts, but overall felt like the musings of a 15 year old boy.

Cee Ins _f05f — This book reminded me a lot of Ender's Game but it also has a character all of its own because of all the 80's references and trivia. For any one born between 1968 and 1975 this book is one of the most entertaining reads in a long time. No wonder the book was picked up for a movie version even before it was published.

Cisca Bakema ciscabakema — Despite the number of bad reviews I’ve read regarding The Wind Done Gone, my curiosity got the better of me and I read the book. The first few pages were okay. By the time I got to the middle part, however, I was bored. The story itself is too melodramatic, too romantic for my taste, and only vaguely relates to Gone With The Wind . The author not only changes the characters names (supposedly to get past the copyright) but changes the characters as well that I can’t reconcile her weak “R” to dashing Rhett Butler, or “Other” to Scarlett, etc. It could have been a different story, a different plantation and people, a stand alone tale not at all connected to GWTW. I can’t help thinking that maybe only reason she even connected this to GWTW was to ride on its success. Also, ironically, the black characters in the book are unsympathetic. While I can imagine Pork (Garlic in her book) and Mammy as subversive, claiming to be the real brains behind the success of Tara, they come off as more malicious and contemptuous than just subversive. It’s because Randall paints the white characters as weak in both spirit and mind, oblivious to the fact that lives are being played and used by their servants for their own gains, and in away I become more sympathetic those poor white folk whose story I suddenly was more interested to read. Randall’s writing style also annoyed me at places. It was a little too cluttered (it reads like a bad version of Jean Rhys’ Wide Sargasso Sea) and just compounds the overall badly execution of the novel. The idea itself is promising – a story about the slaves in Tara and how they would have felt– and that is what hooked in the first place. Some parts were good, especially nearing the end where Cynara finally lets go of her anger towards Other. (I think that was the only part in the novel where I truly felt this was part of GWTW.) On a whole, The Wind Done Gone is simply too much of a romance for me to enjoy. It’s just something I wouldn’t have even picked up, if not for the GWTW connection. Neither does it provide much insight regarding the plight of black people post liberation. If you’re looking for something like that, skip this and read Toni Morrison’s Beloved instead. I’m sure that would be a much more satisfying read.

Ale Quezada alequezada — Ultimate brain candy read. A story of a middle class high school girl from the midwest who goes away to a New England boarding school. Not a classic in any way, but I read the book in two days and was very entertained. The author does a great job of capturing the mindset and emotional insecurities of a teenage girl.

Mini Makhija happypajama — The book started off pretty good and I like Jimmy Buffett's philosophy of life. However...I got bored and didn't finish the book. If you like to fish and boat then you'll love the book. That's just not my cup of tea and that's all he talks about.