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Jonas Grancha jonasgrancha — This is as heavy as it gets. Moreland is a tough read but it covers all the major Christian apologetic issues.

Lisa Bethan clowncoffins — I was expecting a little bit more from the last book of the series. Overall it was good-kinda slow, but at least it wasn't entirely predictable. I enjoyed the series.

Amy Chan amywchan — AFORISMOS -El tercero es siempre el corcho que impide que el diálogo entre dos se hunda en la profundidad: lo cual es, en determinadas circunstancias, una ventaja. -Los poetas carecen de pudor con respecto a sus vivencias: las explotan. -Es preciso haber visto dormida a una persona: de lo contrario se ignora cuál es su aspecto. El rostro de tu amigo, al que crees conocer, es tu rostro, reflejado en un espejo imperfecto y tosco. -Alguien que piense con libertad recorre anticipadamente la evolución de generaciones enteras. -La exigencia de ser amado es la máxima arrogancia. -Cada pueblo tiene su tartufería propia y la denomina sus virtudes. -Lo mejor que somos, eso no lo conocemos -no podemos conocerlo. -Las mujeres que sienten un amor especial por sus hijos son casi siempre vanidosas y engreídas. Las que no le conceden mucha importancia tienen casi siempre razón, pero dan a entender que de semejante padre no cabía aguardar un hijo mejor: en ello se muestra su vanidad. -Hasta que no nos hemos olvidado del médico y de la enfermedad no hemos sanado. -Quien sienta que ejerce un gran influjo interno sobre otro habrá de dejarle completamente sueltas las riendas, más aún, ver a gusto e incluso provocar en él oposiciones ocasionales; de lo contrario se creará inevitablemente un enemigo. -Hablar mucho de sí mismo es también un medio de ocultarse. -Para mí Wagner lleva -demasiados diamantes falsos. -El diablo mira con envidia a quien sufre mucho y lo expulsa al cielo. -Quien alcanza su ideal, justo por ello va más allá de él. -La crueldad es el remedio del orgullo ofendido. -La juventud pone sus esperanzas en quien usa siempre expresiones demasiado enérgicas; el hombre adulto, en aquel cuyas palabras quedan siempre por detrás de sus acciones. -Lo grande de los antiguos es su tendencia universal, sus ojos y su estima para todas las cosas, su escaso acento nacional (griegos y romanos). -Cuando mejor mentimos es cuando la mentira concuerda con nuestro carácter. -Casi todo político tiene tanta necesidad, en determinadas circunstancias, de un hombre honesto, que, cual si fuera un lobo hambriento, irrumpe en el redil; mas no para devorar el cordero robado, sino para ocultarse tras su lanoso lomo. F. NIETZSCHE, Aforismos. Ed. Edhasa, 2002.

Aaron Chin _ojitocojones — I've really enjoyed Derting's other series. And while this one sounded like a drastic difference from her other work, I was looking forward to what it might offer. I was impressed. The story actually dragged a bit at the beginning. While I got the impression that this is more of a dystopian novel, it read more like it was set in the past. But, as the story picked up the pace, I feel in love with the storyline and even the characters. I also decided that it had a fairy tale sort of feel to it, which made it that much more interesting. I found Charlie to be a very interesting character. She's born in the middle class, so she has more privilege that most, but not as much as the high class (and of course the royalty). The fact that she can understand any language spoken constantly puts her in danger since no one is suppose to understand a language above their station. I liked how protective she is of her family and her friends. And while we see very little of it until late in the book, I got the impression that she would do anything to protect those she cares about when forced too. But, she's seems mostly cautious about it all. I liked the rest of the cast of characters. I especially liked Max, even though I knew who he really was way before Charlie did. There was something about him that just really worked for me. It was interesting that most of them seemed to be from the middle class, but I enjoyed the inclusion of the girl for the high class. I would be curious to see if more of the low class make it into the series. I thought the setting was interesting. The queen's life is different that the normal story and her policies are extreme. It's all done to keep this country cut off from anybody else, because the people might see that there might be something better out there. While, I dislikes how the classes were separated and how those who acted out of their station were treated, I understood how it fit into the story. Overall, I just really enjoyed this story. It was fun and had many of the elements that I enjoy. I'm looking forward to more of it!