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Design That designthatmatters — My father bought this book for me as a child and we read many of the stories together as I was learning to read longer books and stories. It is a collection of 16 short stories including two narrative poems. Some of them are fables some of them are serious some of them are serious. There was even one that I remember never wanting to read at night because it sort of scared me. Richard Kennedy is a brilliant story teller. I have been able to pull this book off the shelf many times over the years and have continued to enjoy the stories even as an adult.

Teague Gray teaguegray — I love his writing style, not just the story itself. He writes just as he is thinking and doesn't follow any rules of grammar.

Hiroyoshi Yamamoto johnyamamoe268 — Maddy Washburn, Lyndsay Snyder’s best friend, moves to Buffalo Valley and buys the grocery store and is wooed by a buffalo rancher.

Mark Attwood cubesmusic7a2d — I hate this book with the vengeance of 700 ninjas.

Hany Abbas hanyabbas — You can find a Persian copy of it translated by Ahmad Shamlu at: http://www.behdad.org

Sergey Ivanov sergeyivanov — I thought the first half of this incredible book was more engaging than the last half, but the structure, the varied narratorial voices, the sheer scope of this book was engrossing and believable. I loved the epistolary portion of the novel the best, because Frobisher's ideas for the composition clearly echo the author's own vision, as well as the never-ending stream of hi-jinks and mishaps made for some seriously funny reading. One of the themes which becomes apparent is the danger of mindless acceptance, the viability of revolt, and the brutal reality of either winning or losing that revolt. Slightly pollyanna, it is still a thought provoking novel and a welcome author to follow.