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Jean-robert Saintil _saintil — When the Kellaway family (Thomas the father, Anne the mother, Jem the son and Maisie the daughter) moves from a Dorsetshire village to London (Lambeth) in late eighteen century, they have no idea what awaits them in the big city. There they meet Philip Astley, the great circus owner, that helps them to settle, at the same time that the youngsters find a new friend in Maggie, a very resourceful girl. Together they get acquainted with the poet and radical William Blake, in a time where being simpathetic to the French revolutionairies can lead one to gaol. I'm always interested in reading books taking place in London. However, other than this fact, there was not so much catching my attention on this book as I didn't feel particularly engaged in the characters or in the story. I've found it slow paced and it lacked that special thing that Tracy Chevalier achieved with The girl in the pearl earing or The Lady and the Unicorn. Another one that I've got from a charity shop.

Arun Kumar arush — More often than not, I read books that are heavy and depressing. Typically, they are filled with troubled characters with troubled pasts and (inevitably) troubled and depressing futures. "Something Missing" is the exact opposite and because of that it is a very welcomed breath of fresh air! Matthew Dicks tells the story of a "friendly" thief, Martin, who calls those he steals from his "clients". He is a conscientious thief in that he only takes items that he knows the owner will not miss including potatoes, dish soap and the occassional diamond earring. To ensure that these items won't be missed, Martin reads his clients diaries, bank statements, and documents on their computers. In doing so, he becomes emotionally attached to his clients. Therefore, when he believes a client is in danger, he puts his career and life on the line to help. If there could ever be a noble thief, Martin is the man! His meticulous attention to detail while in his client's houses is astounding. I loved reading about how he acquired clients and the reasoning behind his choosing certain households. As Martin develops emotionally, it is heart-warming to see him reach outside of his bubble. This is the perfect read because it is quirky, fun, and light without being shallow or insipid. I urge all of you to find this book and take a chance...I doubt that you will be disappointed. www.iamliteraryaddicted.blogspot.com

Maurix Thisismaurix thisismaurix — Somewhat complicated to follow- but that is what makes it so compelling. I just re-read this book for my book group and liked it more the second time around. I am looking forward to hearing what others though.

Matthew Stepney _tepperz — I visited South Africa in 1997 and what impressed me the most was the dignity of the people and their hope for a better future. This book speaks to that dignity and sense of hope. To be able to see your oppressor as a human takes a great deal of compassion...a great deal of humanity. A great thought-provoking read.