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Louis Winyard-sears _aws_i_lustrations — The final book in the "Daughters of Fortune" series by Judith Pella was also excellent. I'd recommend this four-book series to anyone who enjoys reading. It is a family saga during the WWII years that encompasses the Eastern European front (Russia), the Pacific Front (Phillipines), and the USA - historical as well as entertaining material.

Marcia Cunha marodriguesc — loved it, would have given it 5 stars but it could offend some people due to pretty graphic situations

Rully Yusuf machro3x6492 — This should be a 2.5, because the writing itself (outside of plot) is delicious, and the ideas are rich, and Gaiman's mind has such an amazing amalgamation of ideas that you have plenty to think about whenever you read his work. However, his amazing amalgamation also leads to random plot tangents that never seem to link back up. I felt like when he wrote certain chapters he was on a bad acid trip. The second chapter, which is also incredibly graphic, doesn't really link to anything in the rest of the story! The way he wraps up the plot at the end feels really contrived, and while the world is vivid and rich and supposed to be quite whacked out, it doesn't need to bleed over that much into plot. I felt like the main character actually became more flat as the book went along to the point of disappearing up until the last 10 pages or so. Some great ideas, but the delivery falls flat (or explodes in a confusing and variegated mess).

Oscar Acebal oscaracebal — Cute, short.

Jacqulene Cross _acqulene_ross — I recommend this book to all my friends who don't know what they want to do with their life. I adore this book, and I found many of the stories really compelling about the human, american, condition. Some are so inspiring they make you want to go out and do whatever your heart desires, while others remind you that life is hard and sometimes you just get... stuck.