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Matthew Rule mattyrule — Like author, concept sounds good, hate cover So blah and oldlooking... 50 pages in... Hard to read but really well-written... Reminds me of a student I know... Wonder how well reflects his life... Sad yet revealing... I want to show it to him for his opinion... Will it help him or insult him... Not sure... Finished it... Bittersweet but fitting end... This book should marry Draper's Out of My Mind, and Lord's Rules! 4.5 stars!

Rogerio Versage rogerio6861 — I really disliked this book. It in fact made me angry to read it or sometimes to even think about reading it. It started off with an interesting premise and interesting characters (which is why it got two stars), but about midway through I thought it all spiraled apart into ridiculousness. I know this book falls into the magical realism genre, in which I know who just need to suspend your disbelief, which I can do, but only if I feel like the magical elements in the book have a meaning and contribute to the story, not if they are just thrown in there to be surreal. There were so many elements in this book that were just plain weird...for example, Johnnie Walker (the whisky guy) who killed cats and collected their souls to make a magic flute (this was just one scene, it never really came back to connect to the story), fish and leeches raining from the sky, and Colonel Sanders (the KFC guy) also made an appearance and set one of the characters up with a prostitute. And then there were weird realtionships between the characters of the 15 year old main character sleeping with (maybe) his 50 year old mother. It's all so odd and I felt like I never understood any of the characters or the meaning of all of this random stuff. And then there would be random annoying many-pages-long philosophical statements from a character or desciptions of classical music that just were so boring and unconnected to the rest of the story and seemed completely out of place. So I definitely would not recommend this book. The only reason I even finished it was because it was the book for my book club that I just joined. And that's another reason it got two stars instead of one - some of the parts of the book were interesting to talk about to other people.

Pier Giuseppe zorkmade — Every New Yorker has this on their shelf, next to "The Power Broker" (not literally next to, or else the shelf would tear itself from the wall). Someday I'll read it.

Daniel George eigengrau — Can't wait to read more of this series!!

Yacine Patchika hdmusic097c3de — "Oh my God." That's generally the first response to this book once you get about 20 pages into it. This is definitely the best single volume work of fiction I have ever laid eyes one. Just...WOW. It hooks you early and doesn't let up for a second. The pace is amazing, the characters are enthralling, the constant twisting and turning leaves you completely unable to predict where things will go, yet when you see it happen it makes all the sense in the world. Really, this book is absolutely without peer in terms of what it does unless you want to get into a much bigger work, in which case I'd call it the older brother of Robert Jordan's "The Wheel of Time." I simply can't find enough superlatives to heap on this book.

Mahmoud Emam mahmoudram9279 — A good laugh!)

Samuel Gagnon samgagnon — Nonfiction by a teacher of emotionally disturbed children. Nice, fast read. All the Northern Ireland stuff was just heartbreaking.

Camila Farnezi camilafarnezi — This is my favorite book! It's so well written, and when I was finished with it I was sad because it was over. I know both men and women will enjoy this book.

David Ospina cesardavidospina — unrealistically optimistic essentialist bullshit. worth the read to incite anger and check reality against what idiot harvard professors are writing. nice lady.