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Li Yaojingqi yvette8880707 — Crime thrillers can quickly become overly repetitive as well as predictable, since they almost always feature a serial killer of some sort, and a detective, ex-military or journalist on their trail. Sometimes it's personal, sometimes not - either way, at the end of the day, what keeps me coming back is a new fresh twist on the old formula. Which is why I was delighted to stumble upon Halfhead - an action packed crime thriller set in the near future - thus many giving it the sci-fi tag in the process. Sure, it's nothing groundbreaking, but if you've had enough of the usual serial killer story lines and like your bit of sci-fi mixed with brutal action and graphic violence, strong characters and a cracking story, then I don't see how anyone will like this any less than I did. I was thoroughly entertained from start to finish. In fact, I was sad it ended. A sequel would be much appreciated, however, the author's publishers have him tied to releasing more of his bestselling crime series than venturing into new grounds, as was the case with this novel.

Junior Thomas juniorkush — Sebenarnya tau buku ini gak sengaja banget, jadi kira-kira dua bulanan yang lalu pas baca-baca timeline Twitter nemu tweetnya Muhammad Assad, penulis Notes From Qatar (#NFQ). Kesan pertama pas buka baca blognya “seru, bahasanya hidup banget dan yaah yang kenal Yaya tau bangetlaah kalau I love everything about Arab countries..” Jadi emang udah diniatin juga beli bukunya. Ternyata dapat dari my krincingan, makasiih mbak Dini :) Yang menarik dari buku ini yang utama adalah kata pengantarnya. Dari Her Highness Sheikha Mozah bint Nasser All Missned (First Lady of Qatar). Waktu itu Assad cerita di interview TV perjuangannya buat dapatin kata pengantar dari the First Lady. Harus diakui, Assad is a very persistent yet positive person. #NFQ itu manusia banget.. Maksudnya gini lho, udah jelas yang nulis manusialah..hehehe. Kenapa Yaya bilang “manusia banget” karena gaya bahasa dan penyampaiannya gak pake jaim dan kayak lagi dengerin Assadnya cerita langsung ke kita. Yang lagi galau (hihi..) #NFQ pas banget buat dibaca, Soalnya buku ini lengkap banget, ibarat Martabak..ini Martabak telor komplit. Assad ini gak asal nulis blog, cuap-cuap mengenai apa yang dia alami karena dia menulis dengan menyajikan sumber-sumber. Contohnya waktu dia menulis tentang “sedekah.” He’s not bragging bout himself yang bisa bersedekah, tapi disini Assad nyeritain senangnya dapat first class pesawat dan dapat tiket nonto bola VIP. Yang semuanya dia dapat karena awalnya hanya ngasih bantuan ke orang lain. Sering kan yaa kalau kita baca buku-buku agama kayaknya kita lagi diceramahin, padahal kita cuma pengen tau hal-hal sederhana saja. Contohnya boleh gak kita pelihara anjing sebagai umat Islam? baca deh hal.112: memelihara anjing, bolehkah? Personally I loveee this chapter, karena penulis menguliknya dengan bahasa yang santai tapi saklek..hihihi.. Selain itu kesaklekan bahasanya juga tertuang di bab Ingin badan bertato? Baca ini dulu! Jelas banget deeeh kenapa kita jangan bertato. Need I say more? udah deeh beli aja bukunya. Tahun ini Yaya mulai dengan membaca NFQ, dan ternyata gak sekedar tulisan dari blog aja tapi tulisan-tulisan Assad ini beneran deeh mencerahkan hati :)

Brandon Torres _randon_ane — Wow. I am either becoming a more mature reader, or my ability to pick them (and the friends whose advise I take on what to read) has much improved. This is such a sweet story (although rife with tragedy). You just know, in the end it has to work out. I must admire Ms. Gruen for her ability to write men. (I find it akin to Chris Cleave and Little Bee). I found myself consistently forgetting that this novel was written by a woman. Few can do so with equal skill. This also proves what fabulous work can come from a small bit of passion and a good deal of research. In the afterword, Ms. Gruen admits that she had another book project going until she read a Chicago Tribune article about circuses. If this book doesn't have you cheering for the beleaguered and the underdog, you may need to re-locate your soul.

Peter Sergay _alnert — I simply could *not* get into this book. Gave it 50 pages before giving up.