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Oğuzhan Altundaş oguzhanblast — Entertaining, not very profound. Quickly read.

Jung Wonyoung tlsel0134d4f — I suppose there's a reason as to why Kafka never finished, The Castle. Could it have been the lack of clarification between different character's relationships? Could it have been the bleak and dismal setting for the novel? Or could it have been the 11 page monologues by characters that repeatedly stated their feelings about one another in relation to this bureaucracy shrouded in mystery? No it was actually because he died before finishing it. Those are just the reasons I wasn't crazy about this book. Interestingly enough the version I bought from my local book store had a lot of extra material added to the edition that gave insight to what could have been for K and Frieda. Many of the essays and text analysis was pretty interesting considering this is a Kafka novel, and they can get a tad weird. The Castle was a sub par novel. I don't want to insult it too much considering the work was never finished, yet even near the end of the original German text I just didn't see the story evolving from that point on. The beginning of the novel is very slow and drawn out with descriptions of characters and misunderstanding of identities that really don't lead to much development in the story. I will say that the love story and interest between the two main characters is intriguing, and the plight of Olga's father and brother are very depressing and vivid. It's these two devices that drive the concept of isolation and desperation through out the novel. It's disappointing too because I had started to become engrossed by the story near the ending when the the concept of confrontation comes to a head, yet it just falls flat with its resolution. I suppose I can't really blame Kafka for the that though. I mean the guy died before he finished the work. Who knows what could have been. . . ? I gave The Castle 2 stars because it really disappoints with lack of resolution between character plights and story development. I don't want to be so vague when saying, "It was just a weird book," but I suppose was can't express everything in a clear thought. In terms of length it's pretty average. Be prepared to read monologues by characters that last up to 11 pages or more. Maybe this just wasn't the time or place for me to read The Castle. Perhaps I'll give it another shot before I die. . .

Simon Hyun _irface — A multi-generational story of how each generation goes from slave to free-woman. Each generation makes progress and sheds some of the burdens of the past. The Louisiana perspective is different than the ususal story of the south. Really enjoyed it. Based on real people in the author's life.

Nicole Nasteff nicolenasteff — It was really YA. There wasn't any amazing writing, but I thought the characters were good and it did make me think a lot. Easy quick read.