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David Kuklik hypercubedesign — Suite à une envie de comics sans super-héros, j'ai jeté mon dévolu sur The Unwritten, avec en souvenir une bonne critique de ComicsMarvel le concernant. Qu'en est-il au final ? Sous un graphisme sans plus, qui accompagne l'histoire sans la transcender (à la manière de Y Le Dernier Homme , on tombe sur une histoire à plusieurs niveaux. Le premier raconte une histoire où le fantastique vient pourrir la vie d'un gars normal, un peu à la Neverwhere. Agréable, cette partie nous laisse en plus sur un surprenant cliffhanger. Le second niveau est plus complexe, et mêlé au premier. On y parle de Conteurs, de l'influence des histoires sur l'Histoire, de la magie qu'elles recèlent. Tout cela m'a un peu perdu, je l'avoue, tout comme le dernier chapitre sur Rudyard Kipling. L'ayant lu en fin de soirée, c'est peut-être la fatigue qui m'a fait survolé certaines pistes. Je tenterais sans doute une relecture avant le tome 2, histoire de voir où tout cela part, et si je poursuis encore la série.

Karla Lopez _arla_le — Others have done a wonderful job descibing this story and Abott's writing. Very rarely does a book grab me and haunt me so much that I HAVE to read it. Abbott's story and characters pull you in so that you feel right in the middle of the conflict. Rather than talk about the story, I want to focus on the characters. I read this book through the lens of a Licensed Professional Counselor and I saw a lot of pathology. The book left me wondering what happened to Evie's mom? Why was she so void of emotion and why so withdrawn? The dynamic between Dusty and her father felt like emotional incest. She existed for him and he for her. I felt sad that Dusty had to play that part. The infatuation Lizzie has for Mr. Ferver felt very real. She idealizes him. At the same time he plays an important role by offering her a fatherly kind of love and attention, which is something she lacks. I'm curious to know if others thought the way he showed love and attention to Lizzie crossed a boundary? I think it was right on the brink. It was intriguing to watch the lens Lizzie placed upon Evie's kidnapping experience. Lizzie's need to idealize everything -- and the trauma that Evie experienced -- was ultimately the end of their closeknit chhildhood bond. At the same time, Lizzie was not able to see Dr. Aiken's good qualities. This is the sort of book that leaves you haunted to know what happens? Those who seem good were bad. Some of those who seem neutral were good. And some of those who were bad had good attributes. Like real life, there isn't a tidy ending.

Beranger Roussel regnareb — As a required text for english my sophomore/junior year of high school, this book sparked my interest in reading for fun. With each storyline, I found myself unable to put Tales of the City down. I suggest this book to anyone who wants to get lost in a good book. Enjoy!

Abdulrahman Essam _bdo_ssam — This is the most singular and comprehensive guide to Conservative halachah available. It's also, as far as I'm aware, the only comprehensive guide to Conservative halachah. In some places it shows its age and the structure of the book leaves something to be desired. Nevertheless it is an indispensable reference. I hope that in time it will spawn a couple of commentaries that maintain its relevance.