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Milos Avioni milos_avioni — I read this book as a read-aloud to my 3rd grade students. I loved it...... it was actually kind of interesting to have both the child (them) and adult(mine) perspective going on at the same time. Much of it went over their heads, but they were still able to enjoy the basic storyline. I also got to practice my Spanish skills :)

Irv Holmes irvholmes — Hard to change myself but I am trying and it is actually working!

Sinem Poyraz sinempoyraz — It was, he thought, the difference between being dragged into the arena to face a battle to the death and walking into the arena with your head held high. Some people, perhaps, would say that there was little to choose between the two ways, but Dumbledore knew - and so do I, thought Harry, with a rush of fierce pride, and so did my parents - that there was all the difference in the world. I think this is actually my least favourite book of the series, something I didn't fully realise until I read them all again in a row and found myself making excuses to put this one down and read it another time. I don't like seeing so much of Dumbledore -- it takes away his mysticism and omnipotence. I also cringe slightly at the way he talks -- 'Let us step into the night and pursue that flighty temptress, adventure' - really? The scene with Dumbledore drinking the potion in the basin makes me want to look away. And Dumbledore tearing up every time Harry tells him I'M YOUR MAN THROUGH AND THROUGH is just awkward. As is every single mention of the "monster" in Harry's chest. (Come on, JKR, you couldn't have thought of a better metaphor?) And I can't stand the constant bickering between Ron and Hermione, which I know has been ongoing since Prisoner Of Azkaban, but it reaches new levels in this book. The whole Ron/Lavender situation is utterly daft, and that scene where Hermione goes mental and attacks Ron with conjured birds is just... whut. I wince every time I read it. I also feel like this book is really thin on the ground when it comes to plot. I did like the pensieve flashbacks, but apart from romance angst and learning the story behind the Horcruxes, barely anything else happens. Oh, except that Harry is sassy as fuck to Snape. Oh, and I know Hermione is super smart etc, but in this book it seems like she is the only decent spellcaster in the Trio, which makes me wonder how on earth Harry and Ron get so accomplished by Deathly Hallows. Maybe it's just because we never see them master the spell, only their failed first attempt, and it's to make the point that only Hermione always gets things right first time and everyone else needs to practise... but it leaves this impression that Harry and Ron are, actually, incompetent. (This is something that comes through very strongly when you read the books in quick succession. Don't get me wrong, I love the bromance between Harry and Ron, but 99% of the time it's Hermione doing the legwork and solving the problem at hand, to the point where you wonder why the books aren't actually about her...) [Re-read Feb 2015]

Julian Art _azar_rts — Very funny and whimsical tale of a reluctant holy man in India. Enjoyable! Written sort of in the style of P.G. Wodehouse.

Cristina Prat crisismasiva — Reading this collection was like watching a high school talent recital showcase. Some pieces were like performance art, which is to say they were totally unaccessible to me. Some were like spoken word, a bit too political for my taste but still enjoyable. Some were like folksy singer/songwriters, right up my alley and totally fabulous. I kept a list of the comics I liked and I have every intention of finding more of their work. Which is the point of an anthology, right? Exposure to something new and all... On the whole, the selections were political, off-beat and a little depressing.

王 阿荣 15263925037255b — i think it was an interesting and revealing story i advice you to read this book :)

冷 祥玲 xiaoleng — An easy-to-read book, involving complex familial relationships and the stories needed to be told in order to create or maintain harmony. Backdrop of Australia, England and Ireland. Cleverly written "extras" to the main cast, giving quite a personal view into the workings of (esp) different generational characters.

Vinícius Ferreira mvff4 — was part of my high school english project i focused on native american writers and chose this author

김 민선 ryhtgee97773f1 — Just blessedly honest. Elegant writing.

Rajesh Ravilla rajeshravilla — H drive

Long Vo lvo9db4 — I tried so hard to like this because it contains so many elements that interest me: fairytales, selkies, the personal mythology of childhood, brother-sister relationships, parental mysteries. But good lord, it was hard work. Every sentence was a chore, and though there were odd moments of beauty or relatable truth, it was so bogged down in wordiness and confusing narrative.