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Renato Patricio timespacev2ae4 — The hooker on page 88 made me laugh until tears came out!

Miguel Maestro maestrocerezo — Kavalier & Clay, I think, obtained its popularity by being many things to many people. To some, it's a story about escaping hate and oppression, and about how futile the efforts are. To others, it's a story of one man's liberation from the early stigma of homosexuality. And to the wide majority, it's a wonderful romp about comic books. There's also the great love story of family and romance, the story of corporate rebellion, and the story of finding what matters most. But Kavalier & Clay is all of these things, and so much more at the same time. For that, I declare it one of the best books I've read in my life. It's got excellent characterization and a remarkable ability to manipulate language like, well, clay. Highly recommended to anyone who appreciates reading.

Liyah Osei _iyahosei55c5 — An interesting collection of essays on the X-Men, written by a wide variety of academics and comic creators. I particularly like the essays on the X-Women, especially Christy Marx's commentary on Jean Grey. Interestingly enough, my high school freshman English teacher writes an essay on Wolverine in here. Talk about a double-take while reading the table of contents.

елена агафонова artdecorgr3f14 — ** spoiler alert ** FINALLY DONE!!!!!!! Goodness this book is way too long, can't believe she goes on for 6/7ish more books! When I began reading I was hooked, until the middle when there was just too much sex happening and I was seeing a little Christian Grey (from 50 Shades of Grey) in Jamie (Not a fan of Christian Grey btw). And then it just dragged on and on and on.... and not much to keep me reading except I can't just not finish a book I start. Jamie was pretty much just getting beating up throughout the whole book... It wasn't horrible, I would of liked it better if it was shorter and there was more mystery/anticipation to it. There was not enough build up between Claire and Jamie... and I wished she went back to her time with Frank, would of liked to see how that played out. And she got accustomed to that lifestyle way too fast, it wasn't believable enough for me. There were some good parts, and good writing and I appreciate all the research that must of went into this, but I was just hoping for more. It definitely needed more twists and turns... It will be awhile before I pick up the next book in the series. 3.5

Ahsan Majid _hsanistify — This book sucked. It started out bad, but I finished it anyway, because that's just what I do. But it just kept getting worse. I don't think there is a single original idea in this book. All the names sound ripped off from other sources, and the ones that aren't (Galbatorix, anyone?) sound so ludicrous that I felt bad for the guy reading the audiobook every time he had to stumble over one. The plot is a clearly one-to-one ripoff of Star Wars. The dragon stuff is pulled from the Dragonriders of Pern (except that Paolini has reduced the dragon's character to the flimsiest 2D cardboard cutout imaginable). By the end of the book, I was rolling my eyes, and imagining the women of the book crying, "Save us, Christo--er--Eragon, save us!" Yeah, maybe I should be impressed that the guy wrote it when he was 15. But it never should have made it out of his high school writing class.